Boomer’s Blueprint: Let the game come to you …

The pursuit of growth requires firms to adopt a different mindset.


Wolters Kluwer offers guides to tax reform law

Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting has released guides for both consumers and tax professionals to the new tax reform law that President Trump signed into law Friday.


Time to retire the corporate performance management concept

CPM solutions are custom built from the ground up, requiring massive implementation efforts.


FASB posts 2018 GAAP and SEC taxonomies

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has made available the 2018 GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy along with the 2018 SEC Reporting Taxonomy, pending final acceptance by the Securities and Exchange Commission.


Hedge fund manager Gorton sues firm over fraudulent tax advice

Fund manager David Gorton sued a U.S. law firm for fraud after its lawyers convinced him to buy into a carbon-credit investment that they had an undeclared financial interest in, according to a London lawsuit.


Trump signs $1.5 trillion tax cut bill in first major legislative win

President Donald Trump signed the Republican tax-overhaul bill to little fanfare on Friday, delivering a major tax cut to U.S. corporations along with a package of temporary cuts for other businesses and most individuals.


Firms on the move: Mercadien hosts carnival for education nonprofit

Prager Metis extends Alzheimer’s Association partnership; Mazars USA commits to fight hunger; and more news from CPA offices across the country.


Wall Street rushes to find winners and losers from tax overhaul

Normally right about now, many on Wall Street would be packing their bags for the Caribbean or the slopes. Not this year.


People on the move: GT appoints senior defense and intelligence advisor

Brown Smith Wallace hires nine; WS+B promotes eight in marketing; LBMC adds seven professionals; and other recent hires, promotions and personnel news from firms across the country.


Cohn, Mnuchin split helped break Trump's carried interest pledge

A split inside the White House helped preserve a loophole that benefits investment fund managers in the tax bill that’s headed for President Donald Trump’s desk—despite Trump’s campaign promise to abolish it.