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A CPA from New York has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for filing a tax return in his own name that contained materially false information.

The second annual competition saw STEM student teams from across the globe develop AI-driven solutions.

Hidden fees; Maxed out; inhuman services; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Schedule D instructions had the older, higher tax rates for investors that were changed by the 2017 tax law.

As trusted advisors, we spend so much of our day thinking about how we’re going to deliver answers. Instead, we should be spending a lot more time asking intelligent questions.

Republicans and Democrats will be working on the perennial problem of what to do about the temporary tax breaks that need to be renewed every few years.

Auditing quality seems to be improving somewhat internationally, although there’s still a lack of consistency, according to a new report.

The Republican senator is on a crusade to compel corporations to prioritize long-term growth over quarterly profits.

A poll conducted on behalf of the American Institute of CPAs found that young job seekers consider student loan reimbursement to be a bigger concern than retirement.

It's time to treat environmental, social and governance metrics with the same rigor as financial metrics.