The board issued an ASU Tuesday to tweak its credit losses standard to deal with some of the issues raised by stakeholders.

Four states in the eastern U.S. will attempt to revive their lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s cap on the deduction for state and local taxes, known as SALT, after a judge dismissed the case.

Accenture has introduced a “compliance as a service” (CaaS) offering for financial institutions, fintech and technology companies to combat financial crime and remain compliant with current regulations.

Final regulations confirm that individuals who take advantage of the increased gift and estate tax exclusion amounts that are in effect from 2018 to 2025 under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act won’t be adversely affected after 2025.

At Eaton Vance’s daily 8:45 a.m. meetings with fixed-income executives, a usually overlooked segment of the bond world has been coming up more often.

The legislation from the House Judiciary Committee would decriminalize marijuana at the federal level and reassess pot convictions.

The Institute of Internal Auditors intends to overhaul its ​Certification in Risk Management Assurance and Internal Audit Practitioner programs next year to meet evolving demands and stay ahead of various risks.

The GREEN Act aims to deal with climate change by offering a range of tax incentives for use of renewable energy.

When Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton handed a policy win to corporate executives this month, he pointed to a surprising source of support: a mailbag full of encouragement from ordinary Americans.

The tax break included in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that encourages real estate investors to develop projects in economically distressed communities in exchange for deferring capital gains taxes for years has come under fire for not living up to its promise.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board officially delayed the effective dates of its accounting standards for leases, credit losses, hedging and long-duration insurance contracts by issuing a pair of accounting standards updates.

Democratic representatives are working on legislation that would nearly double the top individual U.S. tax rate on the highest incomes.

The bill would raise the federal corporate income tax rate on companies that pay their CEO more than 50 times as much as their average employee.

The Treasury Department is planning to issue regulations restricting how hedge fund managers can claim a valuable tax break early next year.

Three senators have reintroduced a bill that would exempt small broker-dealers from the expanded audit requirements of the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 and reinstate looser auditing requirements.

With two of the leading presidential candidates competing to promote sweeping tax hikes on the ultra-wealthy, two other Democrats are advancing a more modest surtax on high incomes that supporters say has a better chance of actually becoming law.

The guide provide advice for taxpayers on how to comply with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and other tax changes.

The wait is over to see how states will respond to the Supreme Court decision as nearly every state has adopted economic nexus laws or guidance.

Under Armour Inc. shares plunged after the company disclosed that federal officials have been probing its accounting practices for more than two years, bringing a fresh headache to investors just as the sports brand prepares for a CEO transition.

The White House is holding informal talks about a second round of tax cuts to announce during the 2020 presidential campaign.