Today's modern advertising is causing an upheaval in the way businesses are exposed to potential state tax pitfalls.

In Brief While many articles have discussed the declining pool of accounting graduates, relatively few have investigated ...

Everyone loves a great comeback and the accounting profession is having one. The profession is evolving, and its perceived ...

Proving one's ownership of cryptocurrency is relatively simple: Possession of a private key, regardless of how it was ...

The recent Supreme Court decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair will expand retailers’ responsibilities to collect sales taxes on out-of-state purchases. Although the Court’s rationale was that ...

The rapid advance of technology has resulted in CPA firms hiring more nonaccounting graduates in order to integrate new tools into their practice. For example, one national firm leader reported that ...

In Brief The recently enacted H.R. 1, the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), extends many of the provisions of the ...

The world of forensic accounting has been developing for the past 70 years. Some credit the beginning of the understanding of fraud as a subject of scientific study to the 1934 work of Donald Cressey ...

Although emerging technologies have disrupted the entire accounting ecosystem in recent years, the education realm has been one of the areas hardest hit. Declining enrollments and decreased numbers of ...

The current technological transformation in accounting and taxation shows that “companies have a large appetite for increasing complex analytics, even when they ...

Any family business, however successful, will reach a day when ownership must change hands. A plan of succession for ownership of business interests ensures that the business will continue to operate ...

As the United States becomes more diverse, ethnically and otherwise, the pressure on companies to reflect that diversity through their hiring practices has grown. But diversity—and its sibling, ...