IRS regs on Sec. 199A look ‘taxpayer-favorable’

Experts warn the proposals on qualified business income of pass-throughs are complicated, though.


Exxon must face class-action suit over climate-change accounting

Exxon Mobil Corp. must face a lawsuit by investors who blamed a drop in the company’s shares on the disclosure that regulators were scrutinizing its reserve accounting related to climate change.


The key to innovation? Compensation

Innovation was the theme at this year’s Boomer Technology Circle Summit — but in order to get innovating, you’d better get compensating.


Rich professionals barred from tax break find pension painkiller

There’s one area where the traditional pension plan is getting new life — as a tax dodge for wealthy business owners.


FASB proposes tweaks for leasing standard

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is proposing to make a number of narrow improvements in the lease accounting standard as public companies get ready for it to take effect at the end of the year.


MSCPA announces 2018 'Women to Watch'

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs recognized seven female professionals, as both experienced and emerging leaders.


Art of Accounting: Critical issues in running a firm

For my lunch with Jody Padar, I put together a list of the most important issues in running a CPA practice.


Institute of Internal Auditors revamps specialty certifications

The Institute of Internal Auditors has decided to focus on its main certification of Certified Internal Auditor while phasing out three of its less popular specialty certifications.


H&R Block offers tax course scholarships to military spouses

The tax prep giant will cover books, course materials and tuition.


California wildfire victims qualify for tax relief

The IRS announces postponed deadlines and more for residents and business in Shasta County.