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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
KNAV Merges in HLG Netherlands
The combination of the two Allinial Global member firms comes at a time when Atlanta-based KNAV is boosting its global presence.
ZBS Group Acquires Saul Rosenberg CPA in New York
The deal will enhance Plainview, NY-based ZBS's portfolio and expands its service offerings to a broader base of clients.
Here’s What’s On the Updated PCAOB Standard-Setting, Rulemaking Agendas
Year-end standard-setting projects include NOCLAR, audit firm and engagement metrics, and reporting in specified circumstances.
End-of-Year Accounts Receivable Checklist: Ensuring Financial Stability for Your Clients into the New Year
This checklist allows CPAs, accountants, and financial consultants to provide clients with a comprehensive approach to year-end A/R management.
Using Work-Life Harmony to Thrive in the AI Era
With artificial intelligence and automation reshaping our profession, it's easy to feel like we're caught in an influx of change. But this transformation isn't just about technology. It's an opportunity to redefine what success looks like for us professionally and personally.
IRS and Treasury Department Officials to Speak at Upcoming AICPA Fall Tax Division Meetings
The American Institute of CPAs will be holding its 2024 Fall Tax Division Meetings for on-site media on Wednesday, Nov. 13 in Washington, D.C. following the AICPA National Tax Conference.
Intuit Launches QuickBooks Sole Trader For the 3.1 Million One-Person Businesses in the UK
QuickBooks Sole Trader is a cloud-based tax and accounts solution, with built-in AI automation, for UK sole trader businesses with annual income under £90,000.
CPE Webcast Nov. 21 – S Corporation vs. LLC: Similarities and Differences
While S Corporations and Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) are similar because they provide liability protection for business owners and allow for pass-through tax treatment, there are many differences as to how they are operated, complied with, and taxed.