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Whenever your job is working with someone else's money, you knowingly take on the associated risks. Accountants, tax preparers and other financial industry professionals recognize this.

The AP clerk job as we know it is about to disappear — but it will be replaced with something more valuable.

The future of the estate tax; tax prep in the gig economy; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The three at issue halted new regulations that haven't yet been published, asked federal agencies to ease the burden of the ACA, and required them to abolish two regs for every new one.

Your clients are expecting more and more in the way of digitized services.

Here are some ways to save you and your tax practice some headaches this season.

CPA.com's annual gathering of software vendors and thought leaders offers insights into how the technology industry wants to work with accountants.

The SEC has been increasingly focused on their use, fearing they may be painting a rosier picture than GAAP-based metrics.

CPA firms have been thrust into a new and different complex business dynamic that requires them to think out of the box and respond.

This is your clients' time to communicate directly with you: Even the once-per-year tax clients need to interact with you -- so you have two choices.