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Business executives who are also CPAs are increasingly concerned about trade conflicts and rising interest rates, according to a new survey by the American Institute of CPAs.

The AICPA, NASBA, and Prometric announced that the test will soon be offered in England, Ireland, Scotland and Germany.

The American Institute of CPAs says companies haven't received enough guidance yet on a requirement of the new tax law.

The incoming chair of the AICPA PCPS Technical Issues Committee on how CPAs need to get their voices heard in the standard-setting process.

A group of CPAs is stepping up its efforts to force the American Institute of CPAs to change its decision about opening the Accredited in Business Valuation credential to non-CPAs.

The decision legitimizes a voluntary IRS program that allows participants a limited right to represent taxpayers in IRS audits.

The cost of formatting financial statements in Extensible Business Reporting Language, or XBRL, for small reporting companies has plunged 45 percent since 2014, according to a new study by the American Institute of CPAs and XBRL US, making the requirement for using the data-tagged format more affordable.

Jeffrey Deyoe, an undergrad accounting student at the University of Colorado, Boulder, was recognized for achieving success in the face of hardships.

The American Institute of CPAs requested immediate guidance Monday from the Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department on various provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act related to S corporations.

The AICPA's Chuck Landes looks both back and ahead to track where this core service has been -- and where it's going.

EisnerAmper, RSM and Whitley Penn relocate; KPMG celebrates construction of new learning center; and more news from CPA offices across the country.

Miklos Vasarhelyi, a professor of accounting at Rutgers University, was recognized for his achievements in teaching audit technology.

Accountants have the opportunity to enter a burgeoning market where they can access a new realm of clients in dire need of help.

The American Institute of CPAs’ Financial Reporting Executive Committee, also known as FinREC, has posted a pair of working drafts on how accountants can deal with two issues related to the Current Expected Credit Loss standard that will be taking effect at the end of next year.

Four professors were honored for their research paper examining FASB standards and shareholder value.

The American Institute of CPAs said it supports new legislation that would regulate tax return preparers.

The bill, which was introduced by a Texas CPA, would also protect members and their staff.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is proposing to modify the effective date of its Current Expected Credit Losses standard for nonpublic companies, giving many private banks and credit unions an extra year to get ready for the new rules.

A record number of job openings and the strong stock market are boosting Americans' sense of financial well-being -- despite rising interest rates.