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AICPA Has Grave Concerns with BOI Reporting Requirement Timeline
Survey Shows Half of Organizations Are Lagging in Tax and Finance Automation
Thomson Reuters Expands Partnership with Oracle with Turnkey Embedded E-Invoicing Capabilities
Payhawk Adds Integration with Mastercard Transaction Notifications for Spend Management
FASB Looks to Update Rules on Share-Based Payments
The proposal would clarify guidance on share-based payments that an entity grants as consideration payable to a customer.
CPA Challenge: How Do You Build a Firm Culture?
What is firm culture? What makes it positive? How can a firm foster it? How do staff, clients and others react? This is a challenge for all firms, and a requirement for those that want to thrive.
AICPA and NASBA Propose Changes to Uniform Accountancy Act
The Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA) provides state legislatures and boards of accountancy with a national model that can be adopted in full or partially adapted to meet the needs of each jurisdiction.
Barnes Dennig and Greenwalt CPAs to Join Forces
The top 200 firm will be combining with Indianapolis-based Greenwalt on Jan. 1, expanding services for clients of both organizations.
Archived Webcast – Stop Resisting Change & Start Controlling It
Embark on a journey to explore the foundational principles of change management tailored specifically for the accounting profession.
IRS Reveals New Process For Third-Party Payers to Fix Erroneous ERC Claims
Third-party payers that filed prior ERC claims for multiple clients now have a way to "withdraw" those claims for clients that didn't qualify.
Remote Tax Roles Disappear as Job Seeker Demand Soars
A new analysis from staffing agency Distinct shows back-to-the-office push is at odds with the preferences of accounting professionals.
Role of Financial Controller on the Cusp of ‘Significant Change,’ EY Survey Finds
Nearly nine in 10 controllers expect their duties to change dramatically by 2030—but aren't exactly sure what that change entails.