House advances tax cut 2.0 bill, but Senate has no plans to act
The legislation would make permanent the 2017 tax breaks for individuals and pass-through businesses which otherwise would expire at the end of 2025.
Product news: Nexonia launches travel management product
U.S. Bank releases business-tailored credit card, and Vertex integrates software with Infor ION API gateway.
Art of Accounting: Small firms outnumber large firms 91 to 1
Even in firms that want to grow, some partners do not.
The 3-step rule to happy clients
How much do you really know about clients’ satisfaction with your firm and its services?
GASB proposes changes in government financial reports
Two new documents from the board suggest enhancements to the reporting model, and new ideas about recognizing elements in financial statements.
People & firms on the move: BlumShapiro hosts NABA workshop
PBMares promotes 13; MarksNelson opens art exhibit displaying work from local homeless; and other CPA news.
Accountants to Watch: Bryce Welker
The creator of Crush the CPA Exam on how he hopes to help candidates by customizing their study experience.
MCM CPAs & Advisors adds Kramer Consulting
The Louisville, Kentucky-based Top 100 Firm has formed a new technology affiliate.
House approves two tax reform bills
Legislation relating to family savings and startup expensing passed in one chamber of Congress, but is not likely to go through in the Senate before the end of the year.