Audit & Accounting

The Big Four firm was exploring what smart glasses could do before COVID-19. When the pandemic hit, they put their foot on the gas.

As businesses invest in cryptocurrency and sell assets like nonfungible tokens, they should be aware of the accounting and tax issues surrounding them.

In the world of accounting, economic credits and incentives have been shrouded in mystery for some time.

Lawmakers are considering giving the IRS additional funding and authority to expand its tax enforcement operation.

Accounting for real estate owners has become more difficult since the pandemic broke out last year as tenants stopped paying rent, rules changed for leases, and unused office space proliferated.

The market in new audit engagements is picking up after dropping in the second half of last year.

One thing they’ll definitely keep: not seeing every client in person.

Recent research from University of Kansas business professor Amanda Winn suggests that partner rotation and PCAOB inspections may have some unintended effects.  

A new book from Hitendra Patil explains how accountants can leverage CAS.

The new SEC chair should prevent high-earning audit partners from being beholden to the managers of the clients whose accounts they scrutinize.