From a bag of used clothing to artwork worth millions, donations can get a tax deduction — the complications arise when dealing with substantiation requirements. 

The worst five states had an average effective total tax rate on the median U.S. household of 14.31%.

Clients who call with a quick question may need a more complete analysis than they're ready to hear.

A recent study has found that the state most vulnerable to cybercrime is North Dakota, followed by Alabama, then New York.

A recent study says that when faced with the choice to either imitate or differentiate from a competitor who recently adopted new technology, the choice comes down to the customer.

A growing shortage of accountants has plagued dozens of cities and counties across the U.S.

The greatest job security will be for people who know the tax rebates and every aspect of green law.

Researchers can't point to a single unique factor for why some companies excel at innovation and others do not, indicating there are many paths a business can take.

Amy Vetter talks about her new book, "Disconnect to Connect," as well as the need to understand your own story -- so that you can then rewrite it.

Reoccurring revenue is changing the landscape for accountants and their firms.

Companies (and accounting firms!) looking for buyers should keep these documents handy.

By closely collaborating with chief revenue officers and optimizing automation technologies, today's finance leaders can help their organizations thrive.

Casa crook; getting Mellow; 3,600-to-one; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

As clients decide on the business entity type that will offer the most advantages — legally and financially — they'll have much to consider.

The board issued a staff report warning of high rates of deficiencies at special purpose acquisition companies.

Recently released guidance can help with establishing effective internal controls over such reporting.

With the official public health emergency due to end on May 11, the IRS has updated its FAQ.

The lack of oversight makes the Employee Retention Credit landscape ripe for fraud.

Some practitioners are advising clients to take advantage of Roth IRA conversions, but to tread carefully with the latest advances in artificial intelligence, as tax season nears an end.

The war for talent goes on, but there are creative solutions available for bold firms, according to Jeff Phillips.