Consider the pros and cons of starting your own firm instead of buying one.

The recent case of Aretha Franklin's estate highlights the issues surrounding these handwritten testaments.

This year's class of exceptional firm leaders share their strategic plans and outline their outlooks for the years ahead.

The 2023 Managing Partner Elite discuss how to reverse the trend of fewer young people joining the profession.

Given artificial intelligence's ability to "hallucinate," accounting firms need to place rules around how staff use these tools.

Acquaintances who want quick, off-the-cuff advice from an accountant about important financial decisions are doing themselves a disservice.

Marna Ricker, global vice chair of tax at EY, discusses the latest developments on the global minimum tax and digital service taxes, and how they will affect the U.S.

The Treasury Department said Friday they will be issuing rules for prescription drug makers and importers about a new tax imposed by the IRA.

The chair and senior partner of PwC shares why it's important for firms to have their employees' backs.

The service released information on how taxpayers can claim the energy efficient home improvement credit.

If you have clients with businesses in multiple states, product or service sales in different states, or employees in other states, they need to know a thing or two about nexus.

Under the counter; a New Look but an old story; unAffordable behavior; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Treasury wants to curb the use of some types of transactions by listing them as potentially abusive tax dodges.

Get to know your best clients again.

A recent KPMG survey shows that business leaders are split over whether mass adoption of generative AI will reduce or expand headcount at their organizations.

Business entities subject to the CTA will face significant new reporting and related record-keeping obligations. There are several things advisors should consider.

CPA firms are resorting to strategies like hiring workers abroad, raising starting salaries, offering fully remote jobs, and hiring staff who haven't graduated college.

The organization recently issued important new guidance that has significant implications for U.S. companies doing business abroad.

The Supreme Court will hear Moore v. U.S., a case involving taxation of unrealized income that experts suggest could have major ramifications.

At the same time, the number of companies reporting their audit fees has dropped roughly 20%.