As more technology becomes embedded in the controllership, corporate controllers must rethink the talent composition of their teams.

Dropping the bar to entry isn't the answer to accounting's pipeline problem, writes Rick David.

Many partners say the quality of the tax returns they were given to sign was not satisfactory, and they found many more errors than they considered acceptable.

The manner in which Charles Littlejohn pulled off one of the most egregious security breaches in IRS history was revealed in a court filing.

Stephen Vono and John Raspante of McGowan Pro look at the new areas that are sparking claims against firms — and the tools they can use to protect themselves.

Sustaining post-day two compliance requires a rigorous focus on optimizing processes for ongoing management of lease accounting data and entries.

The AICPA's CEO of public accounting explains why the profession's future is much brighter than some would have you believe.

With the number of freshly minted accounting graduates dwindling and the consumer price index still rising, the law of supply and demand is driving up salaries.

The agency is responding to the unfolding crisis in the Middle East.

The IRS's interim guidance answers many questions but leaves others unaddressed, according to tax experts.