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George Botic succeeds the commission's longest-serving member, Duane DesParte, whose second term ended Tuesday.

In spite of the lack of new tax legislation so far this year, taxpayers and tax preparers have plenty to focus on in preparing 2023 returns.

A firm's strength lies in its dedicated team of professionals committed to ensuring client satisfaction, regulatory compliance, and streamlined operations.

Lauterbach & Amen's innovation competition has enhanced firm creativity and team spirit.

The NFRA has requested files and communications related to S.R. Batliboi's audits on some companies going as far back as 2014, sources said.

In this Vendor Spotlight we talk to Andrew Hoyen, CEO of cybersecurity solutions provider Infinite Group Inc.

The cost of free file; ERC withdrawals; making money year-round; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Most new claimants don't qualify for the Employee Retention Credit, experts say — but that hasn't stopped facilitators from promoting it.

Commissioner Werfel encouraged Congress to keep the money coming.

The late actor's estate fell short in a five-year quest involving the distribution of a hedge fund position when his financial advisor left UBS for Merrill Lynch.

The board imposed a $175,000 fine on Smythe LLP, a Vancouver-based firm, for violating its rules and quality control standards on four audits.

The service began allowing nearly 800,000 tax preparers to renew their Preparer Tax Identification Numbers for next year.

Despite widespread reports of declines in accounting students nationwide, Purdue is defying the trend and seeing enrollment growing dramatically.

These services can provide organizations with insight, guidance and expertise to support in-house teams or serve as a fully outsourced team.

These are the bottom 20 states ranked by return on investment for taxpayers, based on quality of government services versus how much they cost.

The Top 40 Firm is expanding its presence in the Lone Star State by adding a firm based in San Antonio.

The 15% GMT on corporate profits is likely to generate only a fraction of the tax revenue expected, according to a new report.

The ethics of the profession and the trust accountants build with clients will protect them from outside competitors.

Lots of outsiders are disrupting accounting; it's time for accountants to disrupt back.