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Thirty of the firm's interns and professionals helped Burton International Academy students learn art history.

Investors counting on major U.S. tax changes in 2017 are going to be disappointed, according to a financial analyst.

Tax season is prime time for malicious actors who seek to make money off unwary filers. Cybersecurity is key.

The provider of tech solutions to legal firms adds the accounting vertical to its capabilities.

The tool allows firms to mandate all employees use it, and for clients to opt in.

Following a refinement of the group’s constituents, the board has added a handful of new members.

States and localities across the countries are adjusting their rates, according to a new report.

Refreshing a practice’s image often finds accountants considering a new moniker; in this podcast, Aprio managing partner and CEO Richard Kopelman and chief marketing officer Danielle Berg share what led them to an unusual new name for their Top 100 Firm.

Southern Illinois University's 19th annual event will once again test undergrad accounting skills and knowledge.

The deal expands the firm's presence in Southeast Michigan by adding an office in Ann Arbor.

Why there’s reason for optimism, and more alternative career paths than expected.

With the new fundraising tool on the rise, the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking to get stakeholders’ thoughts on the new method of raising capital in a public forum.

ACA penalties; helping with OICs; tax policy under an anti-policy president; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The IRS says it will accept filings that don’t say whether a a taxpayer has health insurance for ACA purposes.

Every preparer wants to know what their clients think. The trick is how to find out.

Robert Half Management Resources poll finds that 30% of personnel champion diplomacy in their bosses above all.

Taxpayers often have radically different opinions of the Internal Revenue Service than tax professionals — which offers practitioners some opportunities.

The deal adds Proctor, Crook, Crowder & Fogal to the Alabama-based super-regional firm.

Making changes this year will be a much tougher slog than it was in 1986, or than Republicans expect it to be today.

Grant Petersen’s Rivendell Bicycle Works has carved out a niche with rides that recall an era of leather, twine and beeswax. Now, a plan meant to boost U.S. manufacturing may stop it dead.