The independent contractor filing blues

Due dates for reporting have been moved up, and worker classification remains a major problem.


10 skills for digital leadership

Firm growth depends on being able to manage digital transformation.


Treasury and IRS try to reassure taxpayers about shutdown

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin attempted to salve worries about the federal government’s partial shutdown.


NJCPA holds Career Awareness Program with local high schools

Members of the New Jersey Society of CPAs offered personal stories and career advice to over 3,000 students.


IRS guidance expands 179 expenses, 168(g) depreciation

Revenue Procedure 2019-08 applies some of the changes from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.


The continuing evolution of cloud accounting software

Expect more automation and AI, and less need for human interaction.


FASB aims to ease goodwill accounting for nonprofits

The ASU would extend private company alternatives to NFPs.


IAASB continues search for new chair in 2019

The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board has called for qualified, senior applicants from around the world to apply by Jan. 31, 2019.


Crowe pays SEC $1.5M over audit

The client collapsed after it was discovered to have $100 million in unpaid payroll tax liabilities.


Trump's tax cuts have boosted bottom lines, but not much else

Experts suggest the lowered rates might have meant more in they’d come during a worse economy.