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An infusion of AI improves everyone’s favorite spreadsheet software, harassment by emoji, and more.

Accounting departments are finding that offering advanced technology like cloud computing is helping them attract staff, according to a new report.

IT expert Donny Shimamoto and firm owner Dan Moore shared some tried-and-tested approaches to keep client data secure at the AICPA Engage conference.

The American Institute of CPAs sent a list of more than 150 recommendations for the Internal Revenue Service to add to its Priority Guidance Plan where it would like to see the IRS provide more clarity, with a particular spotlight on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Ernst & Young has released a study on some trends it is seeing at companies around the world.

The NAEA offers advice to help owners deal with both reform and their perennial tax burden.

The tax prep chain foresees fewer customers coming in to have their returns prepared as a result of the new tax law.

President Trump’s former top economic adviser said trade disputes could wipe out the benefits of the tax cuts Congress passed last year and may trigger an economic slowdown.

The field of tax is usually not regarded as being an outlet for exceptional creativity.

Accounting firms need to do more than just post in job boards.

The tools are helping the Top 100 Firm’s accounting and tax practice improve its performance.

Accountants must adapt to change before they’re forced to, says the AICPA VP.

The pro skateboarder has defined his career by taking risks, and he championed a similar business strategy during his keynote address at the AICPA Engage conference in Las Vegas.

The financial instruments standard requires a new kind of calculation that is proving disruptive.

Accountants have a new way to gain the PFS credential, and non-CPAs can get educated too.

The Go Beyond+ Disruption platform offers courses on human intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, blockchain and more.

The integration allows auditors to automate and track bank confirmations for any of their engagements.

It’s said auditors get off lightly when companies fail. Tell that to the PricewaterhouseCoopers partner who signed off on the accounts of failed British retailer BHS. He has just received a 325,000-pound ($434,000) fine and a record 15-year ban from audit work.

The provider of expense tracking and bookkeeping automation has added features for accounting and bookkeeping partners.

Less than a month after unanimously passing a per-worker tax on large employers to fund homeless services and affordable housing, the City Council voted 7 to 2 to eliminate it.