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As more technology becomes embedded in the controllership, corporate controllers must rethink the talent composition of their teams.

The real estate company has been trying to hire a new auditor since its previous one, KPMG, quit in May last year.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen indicated the U.S. will be unable to sign a treaty on global tax rules in time to uphold a deal that prevents other countries from imposing new levies on some of the largest American tech companies.

Dropping the bar to entry isn't the answer to accounting's pipeline problem, writes Rick David.

Residents in 55 out of 58 counties have an extra month to file and pay.

The NAEA is asking the service to resume sending reminder notices immediately to non-filers and those with balances due of more than $10,000.

The service is trying to leverage the extra funding to collect more taxes, but has spent surprisingly little so far.

The ACCA, IFAC and the INTOSAI Development Initiative are teaming up on guidance on sustainability reporting and assurance for the public sector.

Many partners say the quality of the tax returns they were given to sign was not satisfactory, and they found many more errors than they considered acceptable.

Gov. Pritzker's comments follow months of speculation over how Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to raise revenue to tackle the city's embattled finances.