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The IRS managed to get through last filing season despite extensive budget and staffing cuts, according to a GAO report, but is facing tax changes this year.

While AI is suitable for some tasks and use cases, there are other tax applications that are simply too risky, whether from an economic or security standpoint.

If the change were enacted, New York's estate tax exemption threshold would be the lowest in the U.S.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case revolving around whether a county violated the rights of a homeowner whose home was foreclosed on for owing taxes.

While Republican-led states are mostly adopting the various tax changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, some states led by Democrats are refusing to go along.

The Internal Revenue Service confirmed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's term as acting IRS commissioner has expired, although he will continue to oversee it.

The Audit Practitioner Fellowship Program will allow auditors to share their expertise with PCAOB staff.

Plus, Digits' payroll integrations goes from 1 to 18; Campfire announces Ember Agents; and other news and updates from the accounting tech world.

Aprio appoints first global M&A growth leader; Koltin Consulting names chief corporate development officer; and more news from across the profession.

AI in hiring is not a technical shortcut; it's a regulated activity with legal consequences if misused.