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The office also wants to get continued input from tax pros.

NASBA installs 2022-23 board of directors; the Connecticut Society of CPAs plans Accounting Opportunities Week; and more CPA news.

Current millennial finance professionals are already having an impact on the accounts receivable space.

Former President Donald Trump's company will have many of its business activities overseen by an outside monitor until New York Attorney General Letitia James's lawsuit alleging fraudulent asset valuations is resolved, a judge ruled.

The high property tax bills, a leftover effect from the pandemic housing boom, have caused some landlords to push back against the assessments.

Dozens of Public Company Accounting Oversight Board inspectors are set to leave Hong Kong as soon as this weekend.

Plus Sage Intacct announces its partner awards; EarMark releases new CPE service for teams; and other news and updates from the accounting technology arena.

The pressure to keep staff has firms finding lots of innovative and unusual bennies to offer.

Ouch; a lakely story; triple threat; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

An official rule change advocated by the Indiana CPA Society will allow aspiring accountants sit for the CPA exam with 120 credit hours, effective November 2.