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Joel Cooperman, cofounder and former CEO of Citrin Cooperman, left the firm on March 31 after over 40 years.

Financial planners who take their customers through a difficult calculation can add a lot of value that may sometimes get overlooked in the profession, one expert said.

Public Company Accounting Oversight Board chair Erica Williams warned about legislation that would eliminate the board.

Senior finance executives are feeling less optimistic about their business expansion plans as tariff worries increase in the U.S. and other parts of the world.

Cuts in funding and staff mean the Internal Revenue Service will likely "do less with less," experts say.

Hourly earnings growth for employees at small businesses slowed this month to its lowest level since May 2021, according to Paychex.

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

Total interest in accounting careers has risen across Hispanic, Asian American Pacific Islander and white students since 2021, while Black students have shown a small decrease in interest.

New taxes passed in the final days of the state's legislative session shift more of the tax burden to technology companies like Amazon and Microsoft.