KPMG elects next CEO and opens first Big Four-owned U.S. law firm; EisnerAmper names chief artificial intelligence officer; and more news from across the profession.
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Plus, Xero debuts "reconcile period" feature; EisnerAmper appoints David Frigeri as chief artificial intelligence officer; and other accounting tech news.
March 7
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A look at the numbers behind the biggest firms in accounting this year.
March 6
Barry Melancon, the longest-serving head of the AICPA, talks about how he got there, his accomplishments, and what's next for the profession.
The most influential people in the field, as chosen by their peers.
Everyone knows tax pros don't make mistakes, but it can't hurt to doublecheck for these mistakes before filing.
The newest edition of the Internal Revenue Service's Dirty Dozen tax scams shows that fraudsters going at it as strong as ever.
The 25 accounting practices with the highest revenue growth in percentage terms in 2024 from Accounting Today's Top 100 and Regional Leaders list.
Financial advisors and their clients will need to prepare for many possible outcomes by focusing on the key themes around these eight TCJA policy issues.
IRS Criminal Investigation names its top 10 cases from last year, which go far beyond just tax.
Eide Bailly names chief people officer; KSM launches information technology services; and more news from across the profession.
Plus, KSM launches IT services advisory; Expensify announces Expensify Travel; and other accounting tech news and updates.
Taxpayers in Wyoming are expected to procrastinate the most on taxes this year, while taxpayers in Wisconsin are likely to procrastinate the least.
Seattle has the most tax procrastinators in 2025, according to a recent study.
Plus, Lili announces international payment solution; Foxit debuts new versions of desktop, PDF conversion products; and other accounting tech updates.
The American Institute of CPAs is monitoring the situation at the IRS amid reports of heavy layoffs, stressing the need to maintain services during tax season.
Everyone knows tax pros don't make mistakes, but it can't hurt to doublecheck for these mistakes before filing.