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The WICPA has joined the AICPA and other state societies calling for a delay of the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements set to go into effect Jan. 1.

Starting next year, employees can contribute up to $3,200 tax-free to a flexible spending account (FSA) through payroll deduction.

The AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee (PEEC) has released new authoritative guidance related to public interest entities.

The IRS has no plans to send a fourth round of stimulus checks, despite claims made in a series of viral social media posts.

Pessimism about the U.S. economy rose in a quarterly economic survey, fueling a slowdown in hiring even as decision-makers remain cautiously optimistic about their own companies.

The IRS is acting against scammers and promoters of the employee retention credit (ERC) by sending out more than 20,000 disallowance letters.

IRS Criminal Investigation special agents have seen an uptick in a specific type of scam that couples cryptocurrency with romance.

The AICPA issued an exposure draft to provide a framework that presents information about stablecoins and the assets that back them to provide transparency for digital asset holders.

Gov. Evers signed into law a WICPA-supported bill that requires high school students to complete at least one-half credit of personal financial literacy to graduate.

Proposed regulations from the IRS provide definitions and proposed rules for qualified manufacturers of vehicles to determine eligibility for the clean vehicle tax credit.