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The IRS now provides tools for tax practitioners to reach out to taxpayers who do not normally file tax returns and are eligible to receive economic impact payments.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to force many people to work remotely, it’s important to focus on ways to prevent work-from-home burnout.

The SEC voted to change certain public company disclosures and make more investors eligible to participate in private capital markets as accredited investors.

The Federal Reserve plans to keep interest rates near zero even after inflation exceeds its 2% target level.

With so many people working remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more CPAs are turning to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems to communicate with clients.

A new proposal from the AICPA would further clarify the responsibilities of its members when responding to client requests for records.

The SBA and Treasury recently issued an interim final rule addressing PPP forgiveness issues related to owner-employee compensation and the eligibility of nonpayroll costs.

Adding bullet points to an Excel spreadsheet may not be as simple as it is in Word, but the right guidance can make it happen.

The IRS has suspended the mailing of three notices that go to taxpayers who have a balance due on their taxes as the agency reduces its backlog of unopened mail.

The AICPA Peer Review Board recently voted to extend the off-site waiver for CPA firms to hold peer reviews remotely.