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To best serve accounting and finance professionals, the Illinois CPA Society is conducting a research study focusing on the decision to pursue, or not pursue, the CPA credential.

The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants released revisions Monday, Oct. 5, to the International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants.

Ransomware attacks reached a new high amid the pandemic, prompting cybersecurity experts and government officials to urge people not to pay ransoms because it's the only way to end the cycle.

The IRS has released the final regulations on business entertainment expenses and clarified treatment of deductions for food and beverages.

Building employee resilience is an important component in building back our economy. Resilience can be taught, and it can have a positive impact on your organization’s bottom line.

Mergers and acquisitions came back with a bang in the third quarter, as executives rushed to revisit deals left on hold and boardrooms regained confidence after a roller-coaster year.

The U.S. economy plunged at an unprecedented rate in Q2 and, despite positive predictions for Q3, will likely shrink overall this year for the first time since the Great Recession.

The DOR is soliciting comments concerning the economic effect of a proposed administrative rule relating to the credit for tax paid to other states.

Engaging external auditors to perform procedures outside the financial statement audit related to non-GAAP financial measures or KPIs can raise public confidence in the information.

By assisting new and existing clients during the COVID-19 pandemic, CPAs can build upon their success by maintaining strong client relationships.