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Succession planning for family CPA firms is becoming more difficult as family members pursue career opportunities outside of the accounting profession.

The IRS is reminding tax practitioners of a safeguards rule that requires all firms to have a written information security plan.

In the last two years, security experts have seen a steady rise in hacking schemes. Learn to protect yourself from them.

Entering dates into a Microsoft Excel document can be awkward and cumbersome, but there is a simple solution for proper data recognition.

Networking can be difficult for those who dread social situations. But reserved professionals need to push past their discomfort, and there are strategies to help.

With many new workers entering the gig economy, CPAs should counsel self-employed clients on how to properly track their income and prepare the right tax forms.

Recent IRS guidance offers relief to taxpayers with discharged student loans who meet certain criteria.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) actions in 2019 led to more than $232 million in consumer refunds, according to new FTC data.

The IRS will return the sequestered portions of refunds of alternative minimum tax credits to taxpayers who made a tax code Section 168(k)(4) election to forgo bonus depreciation.

Starting this month, the IRS will allow charities and nonprofit organizations to apply electronically for tax-exempt status with a newly revised Form 1023.