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Former Treasury officials say both parties should agree to increase money for the agency.

Finishing a bipartisan plan is pivotal to getting all Democrats on board with a budget outline setting up a $3.5 trillion package.

Major elements of the accounting firm model are changing, and Tamera Loerzel and Jennifer Wilson of ConvergenceCoaching identify some of the most important changes that firm leaders need to keep up with.

A presidential executive order raises questions about a tool that accounting firms often rely on.

FASB's proposed update could help companies with their risk management, but they will probably need sophisticated hedging expertise to benefit.

The buy will extend Bill.com's global reach.

The buy comes at a time when CPA firms across North America are looking to expand and deploy new services.

Having accountants involved seems to lower costs and result in fewer restatements.

In the new reality, a firm must accelerate the development of its staff.

The U.K.’s industry regulator said it was “unacceptable” that for the third year running the accounting firm’s work wasn’t up to scratch.

A new IT offering from the Missouri-based Top 100 Firm; a new chairman at the Georgia Society of CPAs; and other firm and personnel news from across the profession.

The company is also developing a new analytics solution.

For rent; lien on me; really creative; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The American Institute of CPAs announced that Fadi Shamoun, an undergrad at the Swinburn University of Technology, received Beta Alpha Psi’s annual award.

During the COVID-19 crisis, many FP&A teams were challenged to update and develop financial models that accurately reflected the massive shifts in strategy, revenue and operations.

The Institute of Internal Auditors unveiled an IT General Controls Certificate Program on Thursday to train auditors on how to weigh technology risks, controls, programs, compliance, and policies.

The contest aims to reward Aussie small businesses for the emotional costs incurred during this difficult tax season.

The Internal Revenue Service’s Criminal Investigation division is cautioning taxpayers and tax professionals to beware of scams related to the expanded Child Tax Credit in which fraudsters are trying to steal money and personal information.

A new TIGTA report warns, however, that many didn’t follow the rules and could face potential tax penalties.

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