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Private companies and certain other preparers would see delays in effective dates for accounting standards for leases, hedging and credit losses under a proposal issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board. Continue Reading
Almost one-third (31%) of new graduate hires in public accounting in 2018 were nonaccounting graduates, an AICPA survey shows. While enrollments and graduates are down, the 208,000 students projected to be enrolled in undergraduate accounting programs in 2017 to 2018 marked the second-highest total ever, and the 76,542 projected total of bachelor's and master's degrees earned remained above prerecession levels. Continue Reading
Relationships with the right professionals help CPAs provide the best possible service to their clients. Continue Reading
This week's topic: Taxpayer "wins" a Cohan-style case, but things don't really go well, and more. Continue Reading
Auditors who live and breathe ERISA need to shift quickly if they want to keep up with standard changes. Continue Reading
Monitoring employees and the finance team's overall performance is an important task for a CFO. Creating a weekly scorecard can help track whether specific goals are being met. Continue Reading
Your desk isn't the only thing in your workspace that needs cleaning. Continue Reading
Advisers and clients should be aware of the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and other issues as they look ahead to the 2020 tax season. This article lists 10 potential trouble spots related to topics such as retirement contribution limits, alimony and medical expense deductions. Continue Reading
This week's podcast: Toto Needs Sales Tax Money Continue Reading
The very first question most people ask about blockchain is “What is it?” I like to reply with the answer “The digitization of trust and truth.” Continue Reading