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Gov. Evers recently announced the launch of a new website that provides up-to-date information regarding how and where the state is investing COVID-19 funds.

Focusing your efforts on the right clients will make it easier to anticipate, plan for and help them find solutions to their issues, one financial expert says.

Treasury and the IRS will send interest payments this week to about 13.9 million individual taxpayers who timely filed their 2019 federal income tax returns and are receiving refunds.

Taxpayers can now submit Form 1040-X electronically with commercial tax-filing software, the IRS recently announced.

The IRS is reopening the registration period for some individuals who have not yet received their $500 per child stimulus checks.

FASB issued a proposal Monday that would make it easier for private companies to determine the fair value of a share-option award on its grant or modification date.

Despite the business uncertainties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, CPAs can still maintain their personal connections with clients, referral sources and other key contacts.

CPA firms possess an incredible amount of data, and using tools to establish a data culture can provide value to both the clients and the firms themselves.

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue recently released an estimate of each community’s 2021 personal property aid payment.

New guidance from the U.S. Small Business Administration and Treasury outlines appeal procedures for rejected Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness applications.