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Our annual ranking of the most female-friendly workplaces in accounting.

The 2023 Best Firms for Women have fostered a culture of encouragement and specialized support.

Starting a firm is an opportunity and should not be treated as a chore or something that you have no choice in what you are doing.

It's time to shift your focus from the transactional to the relational.

Along with the possible requirement to file paperwork for establishing the corporation in the new state, there may be changes in tax responsibilities.

As business evolves, the importance of collaboration with clients, tech and regulators for accountants will only increase.

Changes to the Small Business Administration's SOP affect both accountants and their small-business clients.

Taxpayers' eagerness to use free software provided by the service to file their taxes may be exaggerated because of the way a survey was designed.

The international public-sector accounting board released its proposed consultation paper for its strategy and work program over the next five years.

The Maryland Association of CPAs highlighted three outstanding members, plus multiple firms as C-level leaders, and other firm and personnel news from across the country.

The IRS has recently unveiled proposed regulations that shine a light on the murky world of digital asset broker definitions, the intricacies of the new Form 1099-DA, and its implementation timeline.

An inside look at nine of the top programs protecting accounting practices.

Plus, Sikich launches data analytics practice; and other accounting technology news and updates.

As part of our 2023 Malpractice Liability Insurance Buyer's Guide, experts weigh in on the risks accountants are facing

With a vast array of options available, selecting the right software can be overwhelming.

Depend on nothing; love, law and the slammer; financial whizzes; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Among the items now stalled are a measure to extend federal banking protections to marijuana companies operating in states where the drug is legal and negotiations to restore tax breaks for business spending on research and development.

The service is cautioning taxpayers against claiming exaggerated deductions for purported donations of artwork, as it sees a rise in such schemes.

The move comes as firms try to widen the pipeline of young people entering the accounting profession, especially from diverse backgrounds.