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If your filing cabinet needs some spring cleaning, consider the role of record retention before you toss things out.

Six in 10 Americans think a natural disaster will impact them in the next few years, but many do not have an emergency plan in place, according to a new AICPA survey.

Although companies are scramblingto minimize the financial damage of COVID-19, CFOs can still nurture empathy while driving positive outcomes in their organizations.

The Senate unanimously passed a bill June 3 that will dramatically alter several critical terms of the Paycheck Protection Program.

FASB issued an update June 3 that delays the effective dates of its revenue recognition and lease accounting standards for certain entities in response to the pandemic.

By offering small business clients the opportunity to set up defined benefit plans, CPAs can increase their value and help those clients save on tax.

Beginning July 1, charges for internet access services will no longer be subject to Wisconsin sales and use tax.

CPAs can help shed light on COVID-19 frauds that affect the elderly by recognizing the dangers and keeping in close communication with their older clients.

The IRS will allow taxpayers to electronically file their amended individual tax returns (Form 1040-X) later this spring.

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. will begin accepting applications for the $75 million We’re All In Small Business Grant program on June 15.