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.

What must firms do to adapt to the new landscape and keep as much current talent as possible?

The profession needs to proceed cautiously with anything that might impact accountants' ability to practice across state lines.

It's nearly impossible to exist in the business world without hearing terms like "AI" or "machine learning." Unfamiliarity with the tech can impede trust and ultimately lead to its rejection.

No temporary solution; cooking some books; French connection; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The best and most differentiated firms prioritize leveraging technology to increase their clients' efficiency.

The number of students earning accounting degrees keeps falling, according to the latest figures released by the American Institute of CPAs.

Since crypto's meltdown in 2022 the digital asset industry has come to rely on "proof of reserves" as the go-to attestation, from an internal accounting and market reassurance perspective.

New best practices to help practitioners prepare for the inevitable are just some of the new developments going on at the service, according to NCCPAP.

The changes aim to make the ESG rules more relevant to a global audience.

The median growth rate hit 9.1% in net revenue in fiscal year 2022, according to a new survey, over double the 4.2% growth rate of fiscal year 2020.

Whether a qualified, disclaimer or adverse opinion is given depends on the nature and scale of the problem, and some states had lots of problems.

Nearly half the directors on corporate boards would like to see one of the other members replaced, but few changes are happening, according to a new survey.

A University of Denver professors suggests replacing the 150-hour rule with a four-year degree and two years of work experience.

A lack of data management policies can be an expensive mistake.

A majority of chief audit executives and information technology audit leaders consider cybersecurity to be a top risk over the next year, but they're less concerned about artificial intelligence.