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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network said Monday that it will revisit the scope of an anti-money-laundering rule that affects small registered investment advisers. It said the effective date was ...
Nearly one-third of adults have done nothing to prepare financially for the possibility of a natural disaster. An AICPA news ...
Already approved by the Senate and on its way to the president for signature, the GENIUS Act will require stablecoin issuers to undergo a monthly examination of disclosures. Larger issuers also will ...
New leadership will usher the PCAOB into an uncertain future after Chair Erica Williams on Tuesday announced her departure, ...
Personal financial advisers share perspective on creating a safe space where clients feel comfortable about sharing ...
A bill supported by the AICPA is “a major win for taxpayers and tax practitioners,” according to a statement by President and ...
In a letter to Treasury and the IRS, the AICPA requested guidance on language in proposed regulations issued in January.
Being nice is one of tax controversy attorney Melissa Wiley’s ways of getting answers from the IRS, which also includes ...
Real-life ways accountants are using AI From mail automation to technical memos to data analysis and marketing, CPAs are transforming their work processes.
What AI can do for auditors Firm leaders explain why they are using artificial intelligence to transform audits and how they are handling barriers to AI adoption.
Self-directed IRAs: A tax compliance black hole Nontraditional investments favored by many self-directed IRAs can lead to unexpected taxation of unaware IRA account holders.
Estates and nongrantor trusts must file income tax returns just as individuals do, but with some important differences. For one, their income is taxed at ...