Taxes and fintech: Two words that most people aren’t used to seeing side by side. That’s going to change. Tax planning and filing is the

Pennsylvania-based Top 100 Firm RKL LLP has launched a new subsidiary to offer outsourced accounting and business services. The practice, RKL Virtual Management Solutions, will

Tax software provider Sovos has launched a formal global partner program for those who resell, co-sell, implement or embed its solutions. The new Sovos Partner

Noelene Sheridan KPMG International announced a number of appointments: Paul Korolkiewicz as global head of quality, risk and regulatory, and Regina Mayor as global head

Looking to draft guidance reflective of the needs of taxpayers entitled to claim Inflation Reduction Act energy credits, the Internal Revenue Service has issued six

The IRS Independent Office of Appeals has made revisions to its initial contact letters in response to feedback from taxpayers and practitioners. The changes are:

Flexibility and support are the common hallmarks of the 2022 Best Firms for Women — as their staff are happy to tell you. The 10

On Aug. 26, 2022, readers of Accounting Today were invited to respond to the article “Do we still need accounting firms?” This question was crafted

Grant Thornton reported Thursday that its U.S. firm’s revenue for the fiscal year ending July 31, 2022, rose nearly 17% to reach a record of

States once flush with revenue from surging sales tax collections are starting to see inflation-related declines, signaling state revenues may continue to drop. The number

Small businesses are more concerned about inflation than ever before, with 90% sharing that they fear the impact of inflation on their business, according to

The Internal Revenue Service needs to beef up security at its facilities to address ongoing threats, according to a recent report. The report, released Monday

A study by the U.S. Census reveals that over 3 million children have a disability, about 4.3% of the under-18 population, and it’s estimated that

Repeat business; bar none; installment plan; and other highlights of recent tax cases. Plover, Wisconsin: Tax preparer James Canfield, 74, has been sentenced to eight

The Internal Revenue Service said Wednesday that improperly forgiven Paycheck Protection Program loans are taxable, as federal investigators uncover billions of dollars in fraud tied

Hurricane Fiona victims in all 78 Puerto Rican municipalities now have until February to file various federal individual and business returns and make tax payments.

A system that Congress mandated allowing federal contractors to self-certify they don’t owe a significant amount of taxes is enabling many of them to score

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board intends to update some of its older auditing standards, some of which it inherited two decades ago from the

The Treasury Department recommended that the government begin the work of developing a digital currency of its own, just in case it ever wants to

A recent study found that when publicly traded companies appoint a Black CEO, their stock price generally rises. This is the conclusion borne out of

The U.S. Treasury Department, in response to developments in the digital asset space, said it is committing to a coordinated interagency action plan for mitigating

Kin capers; Easy money; just feeling frivolous; and other highlights of recent tax cases. San Diego: Attorney Elliot Adler has been sentenced to a year

The additional $80 billion in funding over the next decade for the Internal Revenue Service from the Inflation Reduction Act is supposed to go toward

Fewer clients = more income; the new car credit; the IRA’s real importance; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers. Just imagine Tax Pro

Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee introduced legislation Monday to deter the Internal Revenue Service from using the $80 billion in extra funding from the