In order to see what CPAs and accountants believe 2020 has in store for them — and what they have in store for it — Accounting Today conducted its annual survey of almost 600 firms of all sizes in late October, polling them on everything from their growth expectations to their plans for tech spending, their use of social media, and the new services they're offering.
In addition, a panel of firm leaders share what they expect 2020 to bring the accounting profession
Chief financial officers hope to control costs in 2026 while still expanding revenue, according to a new survey.
The Trump administration agreed to procedures for student debt relief so borrowers who have their loans canceled this year don't get hit with a huge tax bill.
The American Institute of CPAs is asking for more flexibility for taxpayers who wish to claim tax deductions for overtime and tip income under the OBBA.
SAP announced new specialized AI Joule Agents (named for its generative AI copilot Joule) that handle travel and expense processes as well as core finance functions.
Enforcement activity and Tax Court cases are at a standstill, and practitioners should expect backlogs and slowdowns.
Wojeski & Co. has reached a $60,000 settlement with New York Attorney General Letitia James after it was hit by two data breaches and ransomware attacks.
