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Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz announces two annual initiatives for minority students; and Test Prep Insight opens its $1,000 student scholarship.

Citrin Cooperman co-founder Niles Citrin announces retirement; BKD names regional managing partner; and more CPA news.

Investors would face a 0.1 percent tax on each sale of stocks, bonds and derivatives under a Democrat-led proposal aimed at curbing risky trading behaviors.

The Biden administration said in a response to concerns raised by Republicans that state governments accepting pandemic-relief money from Washington are allowed to cut taxes, but only if they don’t use the federal aid to offset those reductions.

Experts read the tea leaves in the American Rescue Plan and other early hints of the administration’s revenue proposals.

The IRS will automatically process refunds for individuals who paid taxes on their unemployment benefits before Congress passed a law making those payments tax-free, Commissioner Chuck Rettig said.

Richard Chambers has released a book on disruption as a new IIA report examines how the internal audit profession is coping with COVID-19.

Accounting firms are in a unique position when it comes to having insightful data on their clients. Too few take full advantage of that position.

Tanked; lobby hobby; you’re not undercover, are you?; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Senate Democrats are sponsoring legislation to safeguard stimulus payments from debt collectors, while Republicans want states to be able to use funds from the new relief package for tax cuts.

The "Accounting Program Curriculum Gap Analysis Report," from the American Institute of CPAs and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy, found that college programs must focus more extensively on areas such as predictive analytics and cybersecurity ahead of the 2024 CPA Exam.

When going back to basics, ask yourself what you would look for in a CPA if you were the client.

Top executives at companies hit by accounting scandals could lose their bonuses under U.K. proposals for beefed-up regulation after a wave of corporate collapses including Carillion Plc and travel firm Thomas Cook Group Plc.

The Internal Revenue Service’s delay of the April 15 tax-filing deadline to May 17 gives taxpayers an additional month to file returns and pay any outstanding levies.

A look at the administration's tax agenda, and why they'll have to hold off on it until budget reconciliation is available again.

New ways of working may require states and other jurisdictions to take new approaches.

The House voted to provide an extra two months for the Paycheck Protection Program, giving businesses until May 31 to apply for forgivable loans during the pandemic.

The Internal Revenue Service has decided to use its discretion to avoid reducing the size of Economic Impact Payments with tax debts owed to the federal government.

The buy expands Sovos' capabilities in SPED, Brazil's tax compliance system of record.

The Internal Revenue Service is pushing back the tax-filing deadline until May 17 after heavy pressure from Congress and tax and accounting groups.