Michael Cohn

Overall job gains came despite despite losses in the professional and business services sector, while annual pay grew 4.4% year over year.

The department's final regulations on which types of professional degree programs can receive loans of up to $200,000 ruled out the accounting profession.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is proposing to allow public companies to report twice a year at the urging of President Trump.

CFO salaries have surged at the biggest companies in the U.S., but the job has become one of the least secure in the executive ranks, according to a new study.

The American Institute of CPAs asked the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to leverage its stablecoin reporting criteria when regulating the market.

The Internal Revenue Service sometimes backdated tax penalty approvals in at least seven cases involving syndicated conservation easements, according to a new report.

Accounting firms are seeing an increase in scams involving the notices the IRS is sending to taxpayers when they don't provide their direct deposit information.

Few enterprise risk management programs are truly integrated into strategic decisions, according to a new report.

Tens of millions of taxpayers may be able to claim big tax refunds thanks to a court decision, but they must file soon.

The Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board exposure draft offers a practical expedient for reporting on embedded leases in federal government contracts.

Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet, introduced the Working Parents Tax Relief Act, which would give parents up to an additional $5,500 per child under the age of four.

The Institute of Internal Auditors is calling on lawmakers and policymakers to strengthen their oversight of prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket.

Nonprofit organizations are worried the IRS and the Treasury Department will take away their tax-exempt status and even sue or prosecute them.

The IRS and the Treasury posted temporary regulations and a notice of proposed rulemaking outlining a new way to recover federal excise taxes paid on dyed fuel.

The International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation revised its Due Process Handbook, outlining the steps used for developing IASB and ISSB standards.

KPMG is shutting down its audit practice for the federal government after losing a Pentagon contract, and laying off 4% of its U.S. advisory practice.

Kreston Global, an international accounting network based in London, has created a new Global Legal Group, uniting legal professionals from across the network, operating in coordination with the network's Global Tax Group.

A group of bipartisan bills moved through the House this week that would make changes in IRS administration, customer service, taxpayer privacy, tax return processing, as well as disaster relief and tax breaks.

The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board hopes to improve how financial information is presented in public sector financial statements.

The legislation would enable taxpayers to use a secure IRS website to download a tax form automatically populated with information the IRS already collects.