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The IRS is allowing employers to switch from the vehicle lease valuation method to cents-per-mile for determining the value of an employee’s personal use of a vehicle during the pandemic.

New recruiting research indicates the importance of time-to-hire has given way to a more thoughtful process that prioritizes factors like diversity, equity and inclusion.

A newly recorded AICPA town hall provides a helpful overview of recently approved PPP2 legislation, including an update on loan timing.

At a recent conference, financial accounting specialists drew attention to some financial fraud risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Accounting firms that struggle with client acquisition and retention may benefit from improving their client onboarding experience.

The Federal Reserve is extending the end date for its Main Street Lending Program by eight days to process an influx of submitted applications.

Treasury and the IRS started its second round of economic impact payments (EIPs), often referred to as stimulus checks, late night Tuesday, Dec. 29.

The IRS recently finalized updates to various tax accounting regulations to adopt the simplified tax accounting rules for small businesses enacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Gov. Evers recently announced that the state’s general fund is no longer running a deficit for the first time since the Thompson administration in 1990.

The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified and, in some cases, accelerated business decisions to pursue a divestiture, spinoff or partial divestiture.