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The IRS has released the vast majority of the code used to develop its Direct File program, theoretically allowing anyone to build their own versions.

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A plan to sell thousands of acres of federal land to help pay for the massive package of tax cuts will be returning in the Senate's version of the bill.

The world's richest man is declaring his opposition to tax legislation that's the centerpiece of Trump's domestic agenda.

A Republican attempt to block states from enforcing new artificial intelligence rules over the next decade has drawn growing bipartisan objections, exposing tension in Washington over allowing for more unchecked AI development.

The latest data on layoffs and growth in master's degree programs in accounting.

Musk described the bill as a budget-busting "disgusting abomination." as Republican fiscal hawks stepped up criticism of the massive fiscal package.

Carr, Riggs & Ingram expands into East Texas, while UHY continues its growth in St. Louis, and Prosperity enters Vermont.

U.S. officials have asked for information related to the accounting of deals that the cybersecurity company has made with some customers.

A multipronged, adaptable staffing strategy is likely the best course of action for CPA firms and small to midsized businesses.