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A great many organizations that received stimulus funding during the pandemic are now finding themselves facing unexpected audit requirements.
May 5
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The National Association of Black Accountants is partnering with the Center for Audit Quality to help community-college students successfully make the transition to historically Black colleges and universities.
May 5
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Organizations will need to test more frequently for an increasing number of risks to internal controls, according to a recent poll by Deloitte.
May 4
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The service plans to migrate its online services for tax pros to ID.me this summer, despite congressional objections to the authentication company.
May 4
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The revamped board updated its standard-setting and research agendas Wednesday as it takes on new projects.
May 4
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Employers in the private sector added 247,000 jobs last month, according to payroll giant ADP, as the labor market slowed amid inflationary pressures and rising interest rates, with small businesses losing ground.
May 4
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The commission has nearly doubled the size of the Division of Enforcement's Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit.
May 4
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The maker of TurboTax has agreed to settle with 50 state attorneys generals, over accusations that its free filing program was not as free as advertised.
May 4
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Corralling social media; federal tax outlook; the cannabis business; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
May 3
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Almost half of all tax returns filed could be accurately pre-populated using only current-year information and the previous year's return, according to a recent NBER study.
May 3
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A pair of Top 50 Firms plan to combine in a huge deal.
May 3
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LeaseQuery announced its acquisition of the Top 15 Firm's CLAO platform.
May 3
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Hourly earnings growth continued for the 11th month in a row at small businesses, payroll giant Paychex reported Tuesday, while small business job growth job growth also stayed strong, but moderated slightly.
May 3
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Robert Brockman, a software billionaire facing a record U.S. tax-fraud indictment, has been released from a Houston-area hospital where he spent two weeks as his health deteriorates.
May 3
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The IRS chief opens up about IRS challenges, his family and the way forward.
May 3
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German prosecutors are carried out the raid as part of their wider probe into the Cum-Ex scandal that robbed taxpayers of billions of euros.
May 3
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Governmental Accounting Standards Board chair Joel Black has plans as GASB prepares to issue new standards on compensated absences, accounting changes and error corrections, while also weighing issues like digital assets, electronic financial reporting and subsequent events.
May 2
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The Top 10 Firm joined Junior Achievement of Northern New England to open the "JA Innovation Center @ RSM" at RSM’s office in Charlestown, Massachusetts.
May 2
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The auditor refused to provide an opinion on the accounts after the embattled German landlord withheld information on some deals.
May 2
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Potentially tens of thousands of clients were stuck with significant tax bills this year because of a change the firm made to its target-date funds, according to a class-action lawsuit.
May 2
