Michael Cohn

Despite surging inflation levels and the ongoing labor shortage, less than one-third of top executives plan to offer salary increases to all employees.

The Top 25 Firm has expanded its presence in New Jersey after receiving private equity funding.

A 61% majority of ESG assurance services were performed by accounting firms, but there was substantial variation among different countries.

GDP declines have firms counseling their clients on how to cope with a worrisome economy.

The American Institute of CPAs named the recipients of the 2022 Effective Learning Strategies Awards and recognized four other professors for excellence.

Carr, Riggs & Ingram expanded in Florida by adding a firm in Miami.

The service admitted that some married taxpayers received erroneous notices for 2021 tax returns.

The service had to set up the online portal quickly to allow parents to claim advance payments, but the rollout had some hiccups and over 1,300 taxpayers suffered ID theft.

The board's chair, Erica Williams, said the PCAOB is working on updated auditing standards and stricter enforcement and inspections.

The PCAOB is being urged to update older standards more quickly.

The co-managing partner of Shepard Schwartz & Harris died only days after his Chicago-based firm merged into Citrin Cooperman.

The institute sent a letter to House lawmakers urging them to include a disaster provision in a bipartisan retirement bill that’s already part of the Senate version of the legislation.

Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC ranked only behind Amazon.

The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board plans to bolster the International Sustainability Standards Board’s proposed standards with its own.

The state society committed a $25,000 grant to Bristol Community College in Fall River.

The service and its partners are cautioning tax pros to beware of the latest schemes to steal taxpayer information through phishing emails.

The Big Four U.K. firm, one former partner and four former employees faced sanctions over auditing problems at two clients.

One-third of private companies still aren’t fully prepared to switch to the new leases standard.

The Internal Revenue Service is coming under fire in Congress again, this time for lax oversight of fraudulent charities that applied for tax-exempt status and received approval.

The AICPA and NASBA are laying the groundwork for a major overhaul, with some content moving to new sections.