Here are four core moves that advisors are considering right now for clients as they gear up to file their federal tax returns.

Accounting firms start the process of building a new tech service with one inestimable asset: Their staff.

Accounting firms worldwide are thinking about redesigning their organizational culture and building a future-fit culture.

Minute by minute; variations in the standard; new kid on the blog; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The Big Four firm announced salary bumps for approximately 30,000 employees.

These five steps can help audit firms make the most of the current staffing shortage.

Archaic and outdated ways of managing information are hindering firms’ ability to navigate disruptions, curb competition and innovate.

Accountants are seeking out more satisfying places to work where they can realize their career goals or just be able to balance their work and personal lives better.

Advice from accountants on economic incentives can help bring more tax revenue and employment to communities.

About 300 Withum’ers attended the annual event in person and 1,200 watched on Zoom.

Twenty-nine diverse college students marked the tenth annual class to graduate from the three-day internship preparation course.

A senior Democrat is expanding his inquiry into whether some college football coaches' compensation packages run afoul of laws for tax-exempt organizations.

The Center for Audit Quality began a new initiative to bring more young people into the accounting profession, particularly from Black and Latino backgrounds.

Accountants go meta; muddy start to the season; the controller as preparer; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Understanding how gifted money will impact the student’s FASFA is critical.

Barry Melancon is warning that the backlog at the service threatens to make this tax season a difficult one for tax professionals and their clients.

Frances Moreno of Vaco discusses the obstacles and opportunities facing those looking to hire accountants in the New Year.

Taking the time to reflect on what you accomplished and learned over the past 12 months can make the next 12 much better.

The unemployment rate fell from 4.2% to 3.9% in December as employers added 199,000 jobs, including 3,400 in accounting and bookkeeping services, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.

Here’s how to stay scrappy and hungry.