Machine learning algorithms are nothing new to QuickBooks, which has been leveraging them more and more over the last few years as part of its

Ernst & Young is pausing its plans to spin off the consulting side of the global network as a separate publicly traded company as it

Over-dependency; from one cell to another; the wrong kind of thinking green; and other highlights of recent tax cases. Boise, Idaho: Tax preparer Andres Sanchez,

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board issued an advisory Wednesday warning investors to exercise caution when it comes to the so-called “proof of reserve” reports

Praxity Global Alliance, an association of independent accounting, tax and advisory firms, reported record revenues for 2022 of $8.77 billion Monday, an 11.7% increase over

The Internal Revenue Service is cautioning taxpayers to beware of a new scam involving the Form W-2, in which fraudsters are urging people to use

CohnReznick, a Top 25 Firm based in New York, has expanded in Florida by adding Daszkal Bolton, a Regional Leader headquartered in Boca Raton, effective

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The Institute of Internal Auditors released for public comment Wednesday a draft of the proposed changes it wants to make to its International Professional Practices

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The Internal Revenue Service is giving taxpayers more time to file tax refund claims for tax returns they filed earlier in the pandemic. In Notice

The Internal Revenue Service has extended the tax deadline for disaster area taxpayers in most of California, and parts of Alabama and Georgia as well,

Better phone service from the Internal Revenue Service, overly aggressive third-party-induced Employee Retention Credit claims, a talent shortage, and the sheer amount of updated tax

The Institute of Internal Auditors will soon be unveiling extensive changes in its standards, including a name change. In an email Thursday, the IIA said

At a recent conference on accounting firm growth, several of my co-panelists described the process they used to enter a new market or launch a

Accountants feel confident they are at least keeping pace with increasing technological demands, or are even ahead of the curve. This was one of the

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