Is he or isn't he? That's the question on accounting industry observers' lips as Securities and Exchange Chairman Harvey Pitt appears to have scuttled the nomination of pension chief John H. Biggs to head the new accounting reform board. According to the New York Times, at Pitt’s behest, Biggs accepted the job earlier this week, but then bowed to intense lobbying against his appointment from those who feel he’s too harsh a critic of the profession.
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The Internal Revenue Service's criminal investigators have been on the lookout for tax evasion by businesses that don't pay employment taxes.
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The Internal Revenue Service previewed a draft form for crypto brokers for reporting on the proceeds of digital asset transactions to their customers.
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Seventeen percent of comment forms in 2021 and 2022 contained auditor evaluation deficiencies, according to the PCAOB.
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KPMG enters $1.1 million partnership with Women's Health Access Matters; UHY releases nonprofit trends report; and more news from across the profession.
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Plus, LeaseCrunch announces webinar on lease changes and remeasurements; and other accounting technology updates.
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While still a minority in the accounting world, remote partners offer unique benefits amid talent shortages.
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