AICPA weighs IRS rules on qualified business income

The American Institute of CPAs presented testimony Tuesday during a hearing conducted by the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service about the proposed regulations for implementing the qualified business income rules under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.


Companies still find it difficult to comply with revenue recognition changes

The underlying challenges are becoming more apparent in comment letters from the Securities and Exchange Commission.


Is it time to manage your receivables like a real business?

It never ceases to amaze me how lax many small and midsized CPA firms are when it comes to managing their work-in-process and accounts receivable and optimizing their cash flows.


Nvoicepay builds payment technology for accounting systems

Nvoicepay has been building a payment system that can work with accounting and enterprise resource planning technology to automate bill payments.


PwC partners with OneStream on corporate performance management

The Big Four firm will make OneStream’s software available to its clients, while offering services to OneStream customers.


Grant Thornton UK CEO to depart amid Patisserie flap

Sacha Romanovitch will not stand for re-election for a second term and will step down after a successor is appointed before the end of this year.


IRS extends deadlines for victims of Michael

Taxpayers now have until Feb. 28 to file a number of returns and make certain payments.


Art of Accounting: Giving a speech and getting feedback

Public speaking is a serious responsibility and must be approached that way.


SEC recommends companies consider cyber threats to accounting controls

The Securities and Exchange Commission released a report Tuesday warning publicly traded companies they should consider cyber threats when they implement internal controls.


Recruitment and retention of your business developers

What’s more important to your firm: someone who can do the work or someone who can sell the work?