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The AICPA is urging the IRS to keep all employees on the job even during a government shutdown that extends beyond the five working days covered in the agency’s contingency plan.

The IRS Independent Office of Appeals recently announced its launch of a two-year pilot program to increase awareness of post-appeals mediation.

The IRS has withdrawn its proposed regulations affecting corporate spinoff transactions in response to comments that criticized the proposed guidance.

FASB recently issued an Accounting Standards Update that aims to address stakeholder concerns about the application of derivative accounting.

The IRS on Monday, Sept. 29, issued interim final regulations and proposed regulations that reduce the fee to apply for or renew a PTIN to $10 from $11.

U.S. personal spending rose at a solid clip in August for a third month, suggesting consumers continued to power the economy despite elevated inflation.

The IRS released its 2026 Lapsed Appropriations Contingency Plan in the event of a government shutdown.

NASBA has redesigned its CPAMobility.org website to provide CPAs with a continuously updated database offering detailed guidance on practice mobility.

In its list of high-cost and low-cost localities, the IRS kept per diem rates for travel, meals and incidental expenses unchanged for the new annual period starting Wednesday, Oct. 1.

In a letter to the IRS, the AICPA recommended the modernization of several tax forms used by estates and trusts.