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IRS, Treasury to remove basis-shifting transaction-of-interest regulations
The IRS and Treasury recently announced their intent to remove basis-shifting transaction-of-interest regulations.
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Wisconsin’s March unemployment below national rate
Preliminary employment estimates for March showed Wisconsin’s unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.2%, one percentage point below the national unemployment rate of 4.2%.
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Financial Accounting Foundation issues annual report
The Financial Accounting Foundation’s annual report highlights how the FASB and GASB engage with multiple stakeholder groups to create and improve GAAP.
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AICPA backs bill that would add accounting to STEM program
The AICPA has strongly endorsed a bipartisan House of Representatives bill that would add accounting to the STEM education program.
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Survey: Two-thirds of Gen Z adults feel unprepared for financial future
A recent survey of U.S. adults found that two-thirds of Gen Z adults are not confident in their understanding of personal finance.
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FASB sets clock for derivatives rules update
The FASB voted to adopt a proposed update to its GAAP standards for derivatives, which will take effect in less than a year.
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AICPA recommends changes to GST tax exemption rules
In a letter to the IRS, the AICPA recommended changes to the final regulations for generation-skipping transfer (GST) exemption and certain GST elections.
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Safeguarding your clients from cyber threats during tax season
CPAs play an increasingly crucial role during tax season — not just by navigating tax filings and compliance but also by helping clients safeguard their financial data from cyber threats.
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IRS: Average tax refund up nearly 4% from last year
More than 61.5 million Americans have received their annual tax refunds from the IRS, with the average filer getting back about 4% more than they did last year.
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Study: Wisconsinites least likely to procrastinate on taxes this year
A recent study of state taxpayers finds that Wisconsinites are the least likely to procrastinate on filing their taxes in 2025.