Coronavirus

The Internal Revenue Service has extended the ability to digitally sign a wide variety of tax forms through the end of the year.

Fraud or improper payments accounted for more than $90 billion of the government’s emergency aid for the unemployed and small businesses.

Stakes are high for firms — they need to strike the right balance of certainty, feasibility and flexibility

The economy showed continuing signs of recovery, although the Delta variant hampered new job creation.

It’s about building a style that allows for change when change is required, and knowing when to stick to your guns.

Small businesses continued to increase hiring and hourly pay in August, payroll giant Paychex reported, as the economic recovery continued despite the spread of the Delta variant.

Changes in practice and the business environment generated by the pandemic have broadened the areas of liability for accountants.

Most firms pivoted to giving valuable advice during the pandemic, but only some of them got paid for it.

The mandate will go into place Oct. 11, seven weeks after the FDA's full approval of the Pfizer vaccine.

Avalara's midyear update reveals a wealth of ongoing tax changes at the state level.

The Big Four firm is postponing the return of U.S. employees to its offices until November as the highly transmissible variant of COVID-19 continues to proliferate.

Declines in income and boosts to government subsidies wiped away tax liabilities.

The Senate Finance Committee chair introduced legislation with tax credits aimed at ending homelessness and providing affordable housing.

Fintechs were almost five times more likely than traditional lenders to be involved with suspicious loans issued through the program, according to a new study.

The Empire State collected $1.6 billion in revenue in July, up $276 million from a year earlier, signaling a strong rebound.

The American Institute of CPAs has written a letter to the Internal Revenue Service requesting more flexibility for businesses that needed to get rid of extra inventory during the COVID-19 pandemic.

From pandemic to cybersecurity crisis, the reseller is working with clients and accounting firms to prepare them for whatever comes next.

The elephants that accountants faced before COVID are still in the room.

The Internal Revenue Service is asking tax professionals to help clients who fell prey to identity thieves who have been filing unemployment claims in their names during the pandemic.