CAQ looks to fund new audit and accounting research projects

The Institute of Internal Auditors intends to overhaul its ​Certification in Risk Management Assurance and Internal Audit Practitioner programs next year to meet evolving demands and stay ahead of various risks.


IFAC appoints first female-majority board

The International Federation of Accountants has named its first-ever board that has a majority of female members.


IIA plans changes to certifications and exams for internal auditors next year

The Institute of Internal Auditors intends to overhaul its ​Certification in Risk Management Assurance and Internal Audit Practitioner programs to meet evolving demands and stay ahead of various risks.


AICPA proposes updates to audit and accounting guide for gaming industry

The changes mainly reflect application of the new lease accounting standard for casinos with wide area progressive slot machines.


Democrats draft legislation to expand renewable energy tax credits

The GREEN Act aims to deal with climate change by offering a range of tax incentives for use of renewable energy.


Moving from a high-tax state? Be prepared for a residency audit

Moving to a lower-tax state is more attractive than ever in light of the TCJA’s $10,000 cap on state tax deductions.


How big data can help reduce profit bleeding

Many clients view CRM and ERP systems as the golden ticket toward achieving maximum workforce productivity. This can silo critical data and more.


AICPA honors two at 2019 Fall Tax Division Meeting

The American Institute of CPAs awarded the Tax Division Distinguished Service Award and the Arthur J. Dixon Memorial Award to Blake Vickers and Jane Rubin, respectively.


In the blogs: Billing me softly

Sexism in the code; partner unity; third parties preparing returns; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.


A post-Oct. 15 review: Rating the ‘second season’

Tax preparers share their experiences with the fall deadline.