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The firms in this year's VAR 100 see clients focusing ever-more strongly on the cloud — even as they suffer from 'change fatigue.'

Accounting Today's annual ranking of the brightest lights in reseller accounting software.

Only 5% of total local tax comes from income taxes nationwide, but some states rely on it much more.

A Republican party committee approved a 2024 platform ahead of next week's convention that includes addressing the migrant border crisis, cutting taxes and boosting domestic energy production.

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Where does sales tax drive the most local revenue?

2024 has been a dramatic one for cryptoassets, and as the year continues, accounting professionals will need to be able to keep clients informed.

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The contentious debate included some discussion on tax policy, but Biden's unsteady delivery left many Democrats worried about his ability to continue his campaign.

Accountants are adding AI tools to their work, saving time and becoming more efficient.

Middle-class residents in these states pay a smaller percentage of their paychecks to taxes.

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The senator dismissed concerns from budget watchdogs that it could increase the deficit by $250 billion or even more over a decade.

Residents with low income in these 20 states pay a smaller percentage of their income in tax.

Automation has led to specialized solutions taking on more features to create powerful combos of capacities, but firms must also keep security in mind.

Residents with high earnings in these 20 states get a bigger break on their taxes, paying a smaller percentage of their income.

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Donald Trump's new proposal to exempt tips from taxation would add between $150 billion to $250 billion to the federal budget deficit over 10 years, a budget watchdog group forecast on Monday.

Donald Trump promised CEOs he would lower the corporate tax rate to 20%, further reducing the income levy on the largest U.S. companies that he already slashed while president.

Republican lawmakers, including some who have been skeptical of higher tariffs, said Trump's pitch was well received.