6 questions to ask clients before offering payroll
A recent survey shows that small businesses are not just open to their accountants handling payroll for them, but 38 percent expect it.
AICPA seeks input on proposed CPA Exam changes
The American Institute of CPAs’ practice analysis on the exam found that newly licensed CPAs must have a greater understanding of data analytics and technology.
Nearly 1,600 profitable corporate subsidiaries paid no taxes
Data from the IRS helps set the stage for a global battle over taxing businesses.
Nearly 1,600 profitable corporate subsidiaries paid no taxes
Art of Accounting: Updated book list
Accountants spend a lot of time learning their craft and keeping current. What many do not do as well is keep up with practice management. An easy way is to read some of the many books on that topic.
2020: An age of innovation
Erik Asgeirsson describes the new audit tools and many other developments coming out of CPA.com and the American Institute of CPAs.
SEC approves PCAOB 2020 budget
The $284.7 million budget is an approximately 4 percent increase over 2019.
Major U.K. report: 'Audit has lost its way'
The year-long review recommends a number of sweeping changes to the profession.
QuickBooks Online Payroll now a full-service suite
Highlights include tax penalty protection, live expert help, and an information portal powered by Mammoth.
Firms giving back: PwC's mobile trivia game donates $100K to nonprofits
Sax LLP raises more than $106K through its annual charity run; Rosen, Sapperstein & Friedlander helps the YMCA of Central Maryland; and other charitable initiatives from firms across the country.
Firms giving back: PwC's mobile trivia game donates 0K to nonprofits