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The institute is asking the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service for greater clarity in their proposed regulations for the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022.

The American Institute of CPAs' Auditing Standards Board is looking for feedback on its proposed strategic plan for 2026-30.

The American Institute of CPAs submitted a set of legislative priorities in a letter to congressional leaders, suggesting possible changes to the tax rules.

Leaders from the six largest CPA societies coauthored an article addressing common misconceptions about making changes to CPA licensure requirements.

The possible rule changes would affect the alternative practice structures set up by accounting firms receiving private equity financing.

The American Institute of CPAs is monitoring the situation at the IRS amid reports of heavy layoffs, stressing the need to maintain services during tax season.

CPA business executives' outlook on the U.S. economy appears to be dimming, thanks to inflation and growing worry over tariffs, says a AICPA & CIMA survey.

The American Institute of CPAs is providing a framework to stablecoin issuers for presenting and disclosing information related to the tokens they issue.

Their proposal would create an additional pathway to CPA licensure through changes in the Uniform Accountancy Act model legislation used in states.

The Institute is urging the Treasury to suspend and remove final regulations labeling some partnership related-party transactions as "transactions of interest."

The new head of the AICPA, Mark Koziel, shares his thoughts about the profession, his plans for the organization, and more.

The American Institute of CPAs and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy proposed changes in the Uniform Accountancy Act model legislation.

Former AICPA president and CEO Barry Melancon is joining both the U.S. and the international arms of the firm.

New AICPA chief Mark Koziel said the association is preparing for the possibility of the PCAOB being "rolled up" into the SEC.

Total undergraduate accounting enrollment for fall 2024 was 257,278 students, the highest reported since fall 2020 and just shy of the pre-pandemic fall 2019 enrollment.

The American Institute of CPAs is planning to revise its independence rules amid the wave of private equity investments in accounting firms.

Senate Finance Committee chairman Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, and ranking member Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, issued a discussion draft of bipartisan legislation.

The Institute is asking the Treasury and the IRS to increase the safe harbor for companies seeking to avoid determining whether the CAMT would apply to them.

Lawmakers in the House and Senate reintroduced bipartisan legislation to provide faster filing relief to taxpayers hit by natural disasters.

The American Institute of CPAs updated its aid on accounting for and auditing digital assets in response to changes in accounting standards.