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The accounting profession is in the midst of a vast experiment with a host of new ways to structure how firms are owned and managed.

The structure of most accounting firms hampers their ability to move quickly in a fast-paced environment and to foster accountability.

Incentives and resistance; inspiring staff ambition; the keys to change; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The IRS is pushing back payment and filing deadlines.

A recent survey has found that, despite an increasingly data-driven business world, 42% of finance leaders don't completely trust data from their own organizations.

The Internal Revenue Service has lifted the moratorium on processing applications to become an Acceptance Agent to help immigrants who need an Individual Taxpayer identification Number to file a tax return or be claimed as a dependent.

The international network has signed up five collaborating firms in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Mexico.

With the agency touting improved service and response times, tax practitioners are acknowledging the gains, but still see room for more.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board staff report offered insights into the PCAOB's inspection program for auditors of broker-dealers and issues with professional skepticism and low-ball fees.

The Qualified Business Income tax deduction of 20% is set to expire in 2025 (unless it's extended), which may have clients who are starting a business wondering about the potential impact of their choice of entity.