Courtney Hoff Dockerty

Accountants are adding AI tools to their work, saving time and becoming more efficient.

The Internal Revenue Service has announced several new policy updates now that tax season has ended.

Firms are using different recruiting practices to attract younger talent, thinking outside the standard talent pool and prioritizing company culture and personal growth opportunities.

New technology systems and the addition of cryptocurrency on tax forms are just some of the IRS developments to watch in 2024.

With almost 13% of full-time employees working remotely, and 28.2% in a hybrid arrangement, accounting firms are coming to see the importance of adapting to the new working environment.

The IRS rolling out chatbots to help individuals with basic tax matters and key presentations on AI innovation at accounting events are among the recent developments.

PE investment in accounting is potentially big business. Here's some of the views from key players in the ecosystem.

IRS warnings about a "wave of summer scams" and new business rules designed to combat fraudulent claims for refundable credits are among the latest developments.

Exploring a free filing system, encouraging taxpayers to take advantage of the EITC and issuing refunds for overpayments on unemployment are among the latest IRS policy stories.