The job market continued to grow last month, but wage growth slowed, ADP reported.

The Internal Revenue Service issued a warning to tax professionals to be on guard against the identity thieves who are targeting them and their clients.

Small businesses with fewer than 50 employees continued to add jobs in June, albeit at a slower rate, but wage growth remained steady, payroll processor Paychex reported.

Plus, Solix Technologies touts enterprise-grade document management on a budget; and other accounting technology news.

The arrival of artificial intelligence represents the biggest opportunity to modernize the profession since the advent of the spreadsheet.

When you announce the new tax season to your clients, let them know it's a new benefit you're offering.

Many plan participants told the U.S. Government Accountability Office they didn't understand their four main options — or the potential tax consequences.

Notice 2024-55 from the IRS explains exceptions to the additional tax for certain emergencies, and for victims of domestic abuse.

We've been talking about the burnout crisis for decades, but the talk needs to turn into action.

Reform's many aspects; healing your energy; BOI deadline problem; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Concerns about staffing and clients are nothing new at accounting firms, and never seem to go away.

The National Pipeline Advisory Group's recommendations cover a wide range of ways to attract more people to the profession, and Jennifer Wilson walks us through what everyone can do to help.

For tax pros, the IRS is also hosting recruiting events at its Nationwide Tax Forums.

If you have clients with employees in more than one state, they must pay attention to the payroll-related rules and tax responsibilities in the states where those staff live and work.

Keila Hill-Trawick founded her firm, Little Fish Accounting, in 2018 after she started helping her friends with their taxes as a side hustle.

Strategies, tactics and best practices from Accounting Today's Firm Growth Forum.

Ernst & Young's U.S. firm intends to invest $1 billion over the next three years in talent and technology to improve the attractiveness of the accounting profession.

A variety of business groups have been filing lawsuits to stop the Department of Labor's overtime rule, which is set to go into effect on July 1.

Stanley Goldstein's suggestions offer advice for building a successful career.