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IRS issues final regulations for reporting digital assets
Final regulations from the IRS now require custodial brokers to report certain sale and exchange transactions of digital assets beginning in 2026 for transactions in calendar year 2025.
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Maximizing the potential of a multigenerational workforce
By harnessing the strengths of each generation in the workforce, you can create a significant upside for your business — and help position your firm for future success.
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FASB sets compliance clock for expense disclosure rules
New rules from FASB will require public companies to detail "relevant" expense line items on their income statement.
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Using SEO to increase visibility for your firm
Search engine optimization (SEO) is a powerful online strategy that can help your firm stand out and attract ideal clients.
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Survey: Majority of organizations see AI as an emerging tech risk
In a new survey, 78% of organizations say they consider artificial intelligence (AI) an emerging risk while simultaneously adopting the technology.
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Guidance issued on conservation easement deduction limits
The IRS has issued final regulations clarifying a rule that disallows deductions for certain qualified conservation contributions by partnerships or S corporations after Dec. 29, 2022.
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Report: IRS still too slow in resolving identity theft cases
Despite improvements in taxpayer services at the IRS, a new report from the National Taxpayer Advocate indicates the agency remains slow in resolving identity theft cases.
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Workers less confident on retirement, survey finds
A new survey finds that most U.S. workers are struggling to meet basic living costs, fueling a sharp decline in retirement confidence.
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FASAB offers guidance on seized, forfeited digital assets
New guidance from FASAB clarifies how to apply existing standards for inventory and related property to certain digital assets.
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Most ERC claims show signs of risk, IRS says
The IRS says it will deny at least 10% of employee retention credit (ERC) claims in the coming weeks and that at least 60% of claims show an “unacceptable” level of risk.