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A look at the numbers behind the biggest firms in accounting this year.

Due to greater-than-expected interest, Accounting Today has moved the submission deadline for its 2024 Best Firms for Technology survey from today to Wednesday, April 10.

Even as they struggle with shortages, leading firms see the staffing crisis as a chance to pull ahead of their peers.

Off and Bozo-ing; the 100% tariff; Johnston on hot trends; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The average direct deposit refund amount has remained steady at more than $3,000 for the past six weeks, after a slow start to the year.

From coast to coast, the cities and states where taxpayers procrastinate the most.

Does your job primarily involve data entry and routine processes? If so, it may be time for a pivot.

Is the age of the bookkeeper coming to an end? Is the payroll specialist an endangered species? Are the days of the tax preparer who focuses on basic 1040s numbered?

The jobs that will become a lot less common in accounting in the future are those that involve the inputting and manipulation of data for routine and repeatable tasks.

Taxpayers are accessing the IRS website much more this year than last to find the answers they need, with more than 410 million visits through March 15.

Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden have begun laying out their visions for the Tax Code.

Senior leaders from Accounting Today's Top 100 Firms and Regional Leaders share their biggest concerns for the year ahead.

Understanding the power AI holds, accountants cautiously embrace the new technology that may disrupt their industry.

While tax season started seven days later this year, taxpayers are getting their returns into the IRS earlier, according to the latest statistics.

Financial advisors and tax experts say HOA fees are usually not deductible, unless the home is used for a business or as a rental property.

President Biden wants the wealthy to "pay their fair share." Ex-President Trump calls for "the biggest tax cuts." But labeling people as rich creates massive policy challenges.

A recent survey of professional service providers found that the majority aren't exactly sure what generative AI even is, but they still anticipate spending more for it in both the short and long term.

A recent survey from Gartner found that few audit executives report using generative AI in their department, but many say they expect to do so in the future.

With two fields increasingly working together, wealth management and accounting firms are rolling out tools. Are financial advisors ready to work with the robots?