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Billy Long explained his plans for the Internal Revenue Service and the new tax bill during his first public talk as IRS commissioner.

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Katz, Sapper & Miller, a Top 50 Firm based in Indianapolis, has formally entered the Chicago market by adding MichaelSilver, an advisory, tax and assurance firm in Deerfield, Illinois.

Securities and Exchange Commission chair Paul Atkins has begun searching for new members and a new chair of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board only days after forcing the PCAOB chair to resign.

On his retirement, the AICPA's Carl Peterson reflects on CPA licensure, technology for small practices, the impact of private equity, and more.

The 2025 Fastest-Growing Firms share the challenges they encountered in their rapid revenue accelerations.

President Donald Trump said he is considering sending rebate checks to Americans using revenue from tariff increases his administration is imposing on U.S. trading partners.

The Treasury Department is reportedly mulling plans for the IRS to eliminate its multilingual services, such as tax forms and assistance in languages other than English.

Plus, Pipe launches AI agents for small biz; Wolters Kluwer divests its Finance, Risk and Regulatory Reporting unit; and other accounting tech news.