What questions should financial advisers expect to hear from clients newly armed with artificial intelligence tools, and how can they answer the call to strengthen their position as essential experts?

The AICPA’s small firm advocate shares cybersecurity tips and guidance on how to improve client services without hiring staff. Follow step-by-step how an agentic AI tool prepares 59,157 rows of ...

A first-of-its-kind GAO analysis estimates annual federal tax fraud losses at $116 billion to $304 billion. The report said that the IRS needs a coordinated antifraud strategy. The IRS partially ...

Get a closer look at how CPA financial planners spend their days helping clients with tax strategy, retirement planning, estate issues, and other financial matters. Two CPA financial planners share ...

Treasury and the IRS proposed regulations for the education freedom tax credit, a new federal credit under Sec. 25F for ...

Participants in the Council on AI Risk in Tax, led by the AICPA and former IRS commissioner Danny Werfel, include leaders ...

Going concern assessments are drawing renewed attention. AICPA standard setters help refresh what you know about this ...

The Senate unanimously approved the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, a bipartisan package of 65 tax administration ...

Finance departments and firms can use an accountant-developed self-evaluation tool to identify gaps and strengthen ...

Treasury and the IRS issued proposed and temporary regulations providing for automatic enrollment in Trump accounts after ...

Drawing from lessons learned in a real-life dissolution, a former CFO shares what CPAs need to know about applying FASB ASC ...

The agenda features projects on negative assurance related to comfort letter engagements, auditor independence, fraud, noncompliance with laws and regulations, and going concern. Also, the SEC is ...