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Individuals and businesses may take advantage of temporary changes this year involving charitable contributions, the IRS recently announced.

The IRS recently unveiled its annual Dirty Dozen list of tax scams with a special emphasis on aggressive and evolving schemes related to coronavirus tax relief.

Work to transform the CPA licensure model will continue in earnest after receiving unanimous support from the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy's board of directors.

Focus Forward, a new platform by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., provides up-to-date information to help state business owners navigate COVID-19 pandemic resources.

CPA firms, popular targets for cybercriminals, can decrease the threat of cyberattacks by taking certain measures.

Many Zoom users are familiar with the basics of the videoconferencing software, but they may be unaware of other nifty tools that take virtual meetings to the next level.

The Center for Plain English Accounting recently answered some common accounting and auditing questions related to new FASB standards.

The IRS has unveiled the new Form 1099-NEC that CFOs and their financial staff will use to report nonemployee compensation.

Tammy Hofstede, WICPA president & CEO, has joined the leadership of 27 other state societies to urge Congress to pass legislation that provides federal relief for state and local governments.

GASB has updated its emergency toolbox that addresses accounting and financial reporting issues during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.