Elizabeth Beastrom

New data shines a light on some of the uncertainty that exists out there among accountants when it comes to agentic AI.

In the span of a year, generative AI has moved from a curiosity to a daily conversation in tax and accounting.

The word "transformation" doesn't do justice to the kinds of seismic changes that have started to take root in the accounting profession over the past year.

Many firms are still assessing what digital transformation could mean for their specific business contexts and client needs.She

Tax and accounting firms recognize that the world has fundamentally changed, and new technologies hold the key to transformation.

How will private equity consolidation affect the accounting business, and what do firms and their clients need to look out for as the marketplace evolves?

There has been a seismic shift in attitudes toward generative AI among tax and accounting professionals, according to a new report by Thomson Reuters.

By showcasing how accounting intersects with technologies like AI, the profession becomes more appealing to tech-savvy students.

The arrival of artificial intelligence represents the biggest opportunity to modernize the profession since the advent of the spreadsheet.

Some clients simply won't align with your strategy, while others haven't been the easiest to deal with in a smaller role.

Just $600 in gross sales is going to trigger a 1099-K for gig workers and sellers on sites like eBay and Etsy.

Environmental, social and governance has become a top priority in C-suites around the globe.

Crypto has led to a host of tax complexities, and federal regulators have their sights set on reining in the “Wild West era.”

We need more women and people of color in the accounting industry. So, are we doing enough to make that happen?

Most firms pivoted to giving valuable advice during the pandemic, but only some of them got paid for it.