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Most states will be able to absorb the impact on their revenue from tax cuts, even if they face a mild recession next year, but some could have trouble.

The review process is an easy way for a firm owner or partner to become aware of an unusual activity for a client, and for the preparer to learn more about that client.

There's no sugarcoating the stock market's 20% plunge, but there is a small consolation prize: one of the best opportunities in years to lower tax bills.

Potential jurors are told they will be hearing a lot about Excel spreadsheets and corporate ledgers.

In this installment of the Frontier, CPA.com's Kacee Johnson talks about a polarization within the industry over technology.

As accountants collect greater and greater amounts of information, the issue becomes how to manage it.

The billable hour may still reign, but more firms are discovering the benefits of free time.

With private equity firms scouting the landscape, should accounting firms chart their own independent course?

Many companies have benefited from federal government relief programs and will be subjected to single audits for the first time.

The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted rules this week requiring public companies to claw back erroneously awarded incentive-based compensation received by their current or former executives only months after issuing a set of rules on pay versus performance.