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The latest data on layoffs and growth in master's degree programs in accounting.

Large firms have a more positive outlook on AI adoption, based on a report from Wolters Kluwer.

The average annual salary for the six highest paid positions in corporate accounting is $193,722, according to data from Surgent.

The latest data on new SEC audit client engagements for 2024 and the number of accounting-related securities class actions.

Tax season wrapped up on April 15; here are the final filing statistics.

The latest data on the number of accountants working remotely, and where residents experience the highest and lowest lifetime tax burdens.

The latest data on the number of students studying accounting, new state tax rates for 2025 and other major metrics.

The total lifetime tax amount in the highest-paying state is $755,493.

Taxpayers in Wyoming are expected to procrastinate the most on taxes this year, while taxpayers in Wisconsin are likely to procrastinate the least.

Seattle has the most tax procrastinators in 2025, according to a recent study.

As the new year's tax season begins, a look back at lessons from the 2024 filing season.

The latest data on the most common e-filing rejections, how accounting firms are recruiting and retaining top talent, and other major metrics.

Nine states are cutting their individual income tax rates in 2025.

Americans are moving to states with lower taxes to save money.

The latest data on revenue growth for CAS practices, statistics from IRS Criminal Investigation for the full year of 2024, and other major metrics.

Every state levies unemployment insurance taxes, but rates vary depending upon such factors as the health of the state's UI trust fund.

Data from the Tax Foundation's 2025 State Tax Competitiveness Index ranked which states compete on sales and excise taxes, and which don't.

Every state levies property taxes, but some states have high or complex property tax structures, making them less competitive.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has posted the 2025 GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy, SEC Reporting Taxonomy and GAAP Employee Benefit Plan Taxonomy.

The SECURE 2.0 Act contained changes to traditional and Roth individual retirement accounts and 401(k) plans that are being phased in over several years.