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Accounting firms need to take steps to renew or refresh their service offerings.

Does your wealth management division need fixing?

Select falsehoods; buffet of crime; unmerrie melodies; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

August Aquila and Angie Grissom look at ways to make these banes of corporate life more productive.

The firm's first female chief may not get an extra four years at the helm.

Thomson Reuters Checkpoint Catalyst has published an analysis of the new Section 199A qualified business income deduction for pass-through entities ushered in by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

The organization recognized 39 top local accounting students by providing tuition and textbooks.

Moving through tax season affords accounting professionals an excellent platform to educate your clients about how best to approach their long game.

The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Thursday to propose amendments to the rules surrounding its whistleblower program.

The technology promises to reduce the amount of preparation time and effort for financial filings and make them more readable.

Leaders of tax enforcement authorities from the five countries have allied to create the Joint Chiefs of Global Tax Enforcement (or J5), to collaborate in fighting international and transnational tax crimes and money laundering.

Charles Rettig, President Donald Trump’s nominee to head the IRS, omitted mention on a disclosure form that the two rental properties in Hawaii in which he has a stake are at a Trump-branded resort, according to a memo by the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee.

Charles Rettig, a tax lawyer who is Donald Trump’s pick to lead the IRS, told lawmakers Thursday he’d never represented a client who has been under a continuous agency audit for a decade, as is the case with the president, and that he doesn’t know any details of the review.

The service has set a five-year strategic plan and goals

Eight ways accountants can start embracing the future right now.

The House Ways and Means chairman hopes to begin circulating draft legislation this summer, but only among his Republican colleagues. He envisions tax reform 2.0 as a package of three or four bills, instead of a single piece of legislation like the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that Congress passed last December.

CFOs are feeling good about the economy overall, according to a new survey by Deloitte, although they expressed concerns about trade policy and geopolitics.

Yet more great reads for the profession from the experts at ConvergenceCoaching.

The Internal Revenue Service has been leading the charge on investigations of Bitcoin users, with more on the way now that it has access to information from at least 14,000 customers of Coinbase.

The movement by major, established financial institutions could serve as a great way for accounting and audit professionals to get their feet wet on the technology.