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The AICPA chief calls for the profession to get ahead of change by building new visions of itself.

The Institute of Management Accountants unveiled an exposure draft of its enhanced Management Accounting Competency Framework at the kickoff of its annual conference Sunday in Indianapolis.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department are going to amend the Section 987 regulations to postpone them for another year.

The good times continue to roll for management consultants, especially with tax reform.

Originally estimated at $180 million, the tax software company’s initial public offering has brought in almost $285 million.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s Emerging Issues Task Force has made decisions on some new rules.

Grant Thornton names first national managing principal of innovation; Postlethwaite & Netterville promotes three to director; and more personnel and CPA office news.

Limited guidance from the IRS and accounting standard-setting bodies has led to a divergence in interpretation and practice for inventory valuation within the scope of business combinations.

President Donald Trump’s personal charity repeatedly and willfully broke state and federal laws by engaging in a decade-long pattern of self-dealing that culminated in illegal coordination with his political campaign, New York alleged in a scathing lawsuit.

Jonathan Blattmachr, an estate planning lawyer, is such a fan of the strategy he’s created to help some of his wealthy clients get around the new property tax deduction cap that he’s using it himself.