Featured News
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Lifelong learning is vital
Learning occurs in various ways, with 90 percent taking place using nonconventional methods.
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AICPA advocates for penalty relief
The AICPA sent a letter to the Department of Treasury and the IRS with five recommendations to benefit taxpayers by providing more extensive penalty relief.
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Options for high student loan debt
Student loan debt for high income individuals is higher than that of average income individuals, but more options may be available to them.
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Password management made easy
As identity theft and cybercrime continue to rise, it’s crucial to manage online passwords carefully.
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IRS back to work, but backlogged
Although the IRS is back to work, it will take a long time to recover from the shutdown.
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The value of mindfulness
Dedicating time to learning and practicing mindfulness is as valuable to your professional development as keeping technical skills up to date.
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Client trust is critical
If you’ve lost clients, you might want to take a look at some new ways to build trusted relationships.
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Recalled IRS workers fight back
Although the IRS Lapsed Appropriations Contingency Plan recalled workers, many IRS employees are asking for permission to stay home.
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Report explores tech trends
Annual report explores technology trends and the disruption across industries.
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FASB issues Q & A on WARM
FASB has issued a Staff Q & A addressing issues related to the WARM method for estimating the allowance for credit losses as required in ASU No. 2016-13.