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New virtual currency question on form 1040
A new question on the 2019 Form 1040, Schedule 1, gauges your financial interest in virtual currency.
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Is the future supply of accounting graduates in jeopardy?
Despite optimistic projections of CPA graduation rates, students may have changed their perception of the profession.
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Social Security benefits to increase 1.6% in 2020
Nearly 69 million Americans will see a 1.6% increase in their Social Security benefits in 2020.
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Federal regulatory agencies approve changes to ‘Volcker rule’
The Federal Reserve and other regulatory agencies give final approval to banking “Volcker rule” changes.
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New IRS guidance on virtual currency taxation
The IRS has issued new guidance regarding the tax treatment of virtual currency such as cryptocurrency.
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New draft versions of Forms 1065, 1120-S and K-1
New draft versions of Forms 1065, 1120-S and respective K-1 schedules aim to improve the quality of information reported to the IRS.
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New payment option available in private debt collection program
Taxpayers now have a convenient option to make one payment (or a series of payments) toward their federal tax debt.
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Forget the labels; find the talent
Hiring managers get too hung up on labels such as Baby Boomers, Gen X, Gen Y and Gen Z, but finding the right talent requires a much different focus.
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Finance departments hesitant to use RPA
Despite overall skepticism, finance departments that deploy robotic process automation (RPA) report a series of benefits. But many are still hesitant to use the technology.
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AI technology helps auditors improve workflow
Artificial intelligence reduces grunt work and allows auditors to perform better at a quicker pace.