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EisnerAmper announces winners of 2022 Live Innovation Challenge; Wiss opens New York City office; and more accounting news.

The system will include an analysis of up to 20 stablecoins based on the quality of attestations on the reserves backing them.

Trump, his company and three of his children were sued for allegedly manipulating the value of his assets for years to dupe banks and insurers.

Senator Joe Manchin is pushing back against efforts to apply broad interpretations to a tax credit for electric vehicles that he largely wrote.

Plus Valid8 releases automated info-verification software, and other news and updates from the world of accounting technology.

PricewaterhouseCoopers is seeing better results on its inspections by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.

Hundreds of occasions; now for the hard labor; fool me twice; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Big Four firm is building its outreach to CFOs, appointing Frank D'Amelio as its CFO-in-residence.

The endorsement recognizes programs whose curricula best prepare students for the Certified Management Accountant credential.

Sens. Ben Cardin, a Democrat, and Tim Scott, a Republican, introduced bipartisan legislation to offer tax credits for tips to beauty services providers.

A recent study found that a lot of that time was flowing back into work, benefiting employers.

Accountants are gaining a bit more confidence in the global economy, especially in North America and Western Europe, but uncertainties linger.

Workflows are what make a firm run — smoothly or not. A poor workflow will impede growth and make an otherwise efficient person or group less effective at their jobs.

The Indian company may sue U.S. investor Hindenburg Research after the short seller released a report alleging "brazen" market manipulation and accounting fraud.

The service unveiled a long-awaited online portal where businesses will be able to file their 1099 information returns for free.

The Supreme Court and the Eleventh Circuit issue separate rulings on the controversial law that would prevent states from lowering taxes after accepting federal aid.

PKF O'Connor Davies merged in Archambault & Associates; and Hood & Strong added Cohen Anderson CPAs.

One of the most anticipated tax extenders was a delay in the Section 174 amortization requirement. With the extenders not passing, many taxpayers are asking, "What now"?

Senate Democrats plan their own political counter-programming to House Republicans' threats of wide-ranging probes, taking on issues like corporate tax avoidance and union-busting.