Art of Accounting: La vie continues

Many accountants have just completed their “second” tax season finalizing the extended returns, and life must go on.


IRS scales back program to go after people who don’t file taxes

The Internal Revenue Service has needed to significantly cut back a program that automatically followed up with people who failed to file a tax return, due to budget constraints, according to a new report.


Going, going, gone — concerned?

Auditors face a special dilemma when it comes to determining if a client can continue, says Stephen Franciosa.


SEC moves to simplify disclosures

The Securities and Exchange Commission voted to propose a number of amendments to simplify some disclosure requirements for public companies, along with investment advisers and investment companies.


IRS puts Equifax contract on hold

The Internal Revenue Service has suspended its $7.25 million contract with Equifax after the company admitted to finding a malware link on its website on the heels of a data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 146 million people in the U.S.


Building a better firm: Learn from the best

Creating a workplace that attracts and retains quality talent is a major issue for Accounting Firms these days, but it’s a daunting challenge given the competitive market for staff.


Social Security to provide 2.0% benefit increase in 2018

The Social Security Administration said it would provide a 2.0 percent cost of living adjustment in 2018, the biggest increase since 2012.


20 Days: Building a Better Firm


To become a better firm, be everything to everybody

There is no silver bullet for becoming a Best Accounting Firm to Work For.


Crowe Horwath releases suite of apps for Microsoft Dynamics

The tools are aimed at helping clients improve efficiency, processes and customer interactions.