The impact of AICPA Town Hall — from episode No. 1 to No. 100
From its launch in the early days of the pandemic through Tuesday’s milestone episode, Town Hall has kept more than 800,000 viewers informed about the most important issues affecting the profession.
IRS revises actuarial tables to account for most recent mortality data
The IRS issued final regulations revising actuarial tables to reflect mortality data from the 2020 Census.
PCAOB amends auditor requirements for reporting noncompliance
The PCAOB issued an amendment designed to “strengthen auditor vigilance against fraud and other forms of noncompliance,” according to a news release.
Update on states moving ahead with PTETs
States continue to move ahead with implementing new passthrough entity taxes as a workaround to the $10,000 cap on the federal deduction of state and local taxes.
ENGAGE 2023: How to make a workplace great for all
The CEO of Great Place to Work shares what goes into the organization’s annual top 100 list and how leaders can create a culture that’s good for everyone, including shareholders.
Future of Finance: Upskilling is crucial, but mindset is the crux
Finance leaders understand the importance of skill set, mindset, and tool set, but the order of operations matters more than you might think. An ENGAGE 2023 session illuminates insights from the Future of Finance project.
A pandemic-era tax break that remains rife with abuse — the ERC
The IRS issues at least its seventh warning about the employee retention credit since October 2022.
Can ChatGPT answer your clients’ questions?
We put ChatGPT to the test with hypothetical tax questions. See if you think it’s ready to compete with a CPA.
Pessimism, contraction plans rise for CPA decision-makers, survey shows
Driven by ongoing concerns about inflation, finance executives in business and industry project declines in profits for the coming year, according to a new AICPA & CIMA survey.
FASAB committee proposes changes to guidance on leases
With a new standard for reporting on leases soon to be effective, the Accounting and Auditing Policy Committee is seeking comments on updates to its leases guidance in a 2021 technical release.
Longevity annuities: Why clients should consider them
While many clients are reluctant to buy an annuity that won’t start making payments for 15 or 20 years, retirement researchers tout this as an effective strategy to prevent outliving one’s retirement savings.
AICPA Council supports development of national pipeline strategy
At its spring meeting, the AICPA Council voiced support for the Pipeline Acceleration Plan and decided to move forward with development of a national strategy focused on boosting the accounting profession’s talent outlook.
AICPA backs bill to make it easier to file for tax extensions
The bill filed by Reps. Judy Chu and Mike Carey would streamline the extension-filing process for millions of Americans.
Public companies reining in costs, according to audit partners
A lower percentage of companies are seeking new employees and increasing the benefits for their current workers, according to a survey of audit partners.
Supreme Court upholds exception to notice requirement for third-party summonses
In a unanimous decision, the Court held that the IRS does not have to notify third parties named in a summons when it seeks access to records held at institutions such as banks in aid of collection of a tax assessment.
