Enforcement actions increased 55% in 2022, although total monetary settlements were down more than 60%.

CPA and small-business advocate Anne Zimmerman makes the case for rethinking some of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Tax compliance platform Avalara said it has expanded the reach of its e-invoicing services through new certifications.

Many advisors have clients who took out the forgivable loans. Some wealth management firms did the same. Three years after the government doled out more than $800 billion in mostly-free cash, here's what's happening.

The service has slightly revised its 2014 guidance on the treatment of virtual currency to reflect the fact that some countries now accept Bitcoin as legal tender.

A growing shortage of accountants has plagued dozens of cities and counties across the U.S.

The institute is asking for more guidance on how to help taxpayers compute their losses on digital assets such as cryptocurrency.

House members introduced legislation to enable actors, musicians and other types of performers to write off their work-related expenses.

The board plans to open discussion for future priorities on biodiversity, human capital, human rights and integration in reporting.

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Silicon Valley Bank overinvested in long-term bonds, so there was a high likelihood that those bonds would have to be sold prior to their maturity.

Senate Republicans have a new proposal to end the 'Death Tax.'

California's Chahal & Associates helps hotels and restaurants stay afloat in a volatile environment.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department issued a notice offering a safe harbor for the deed language in charitable conservation easements.

Proposed regulations would identify micro-captive transactions as abusive after the Supreme Court ruled against the IRS in a case two years ago involving the transactions.

The institute wants clarified and expanded guidance on taxpayer assistance procedures and when S corps don't need private letter rulings.

Finance executives are increasingly relying on the concept of "continuous improvement" as a way to navigate today's uncertain economy.

The board announced the selection of Rachel Scott, a doctoral student in accounting at the University of Georgia, as the recipient of its 2023 award.

The enterprise software developer fell the most ever in a single day after Kerrisdale Capital alleged "serious accounting and disclosure issues."

The board will initially allow companies to focus on disclosures around climate when they issue reports based on the ISSB's first two draft standards.