Uber adds business expensing features
Uber has updated its Uber for Business program with new expensing, billing and reporting features for corporate users of the ride-hailing app.
Bipartisan support for small business R&D Credit bill
New legislation would require the IRS and the SBA to educate businesses on the subject.
AICPA launches university PFP program
The Personal Financial Planning course will look to expand its reach to more CPA students over the next year.
KPMG to pay $6.2M to settle audit failure charges
KPMG has agreed to pay more than $6.2 million to settle charges it failed to properly audit the financial statements of Miller Energy Resources, a Knoxville, Tenn.-based oil and gas company that settled accounting fraud charges last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday.
AICPA asks IRS to change partnership audit rules
The American Institute of CPAs is recommending a set of changes to the Internal Revenue Service’s proposed partnership audit regulations.
International standard-setters aim to increase professional skepticism
Three international standard-setting boards for auditing, accounting ethics and accounting education issued a new publication Monday in the hopes of making accountants and auditors more skeptical of management assertions.
State corporate tax policies adapt to digital economy
Internet sellers have been grappling with the murky sales tax implications of online sales for well over a decade.
Educating your clients in an uncertain health care environment
In your role as a CPA, you’re a trusted resource for your clients and that means it’s important for you to keep abreast of all regulations that could potentially impact them.
AICPA backs new credit union audit report change
The American Institute of CPAs said Monday that it supports a new policy from the National Credit Union Administration on how audit reports on credit unions should be submitted.