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Armanino appoints three to C-suite; Deloitte, Grant Thornton, BDO and Novogradac publish industry reports; and more CPA news.

The Great Resignation of the COVID-19 era should trigger a time of reprioritization for firms and staff alike.

Ernst & Young elected Julie Boland as EY US chair, as well as managing partner and Americas area managing partner, effective July 1.

Avalara certified 20 more application integrations with its own tax compliance software, including several accounting, ERP, e-commerce, POS, mobile commerce and CRM systems.

Refund madness; without oversight; waste not, definitely want not; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The two Top 20 Firms are combining to form a $1.4 billion firm that would vault them into the Top 10 in the U.S., with further plans for a national growth strategy.

The Internal Revenue Service had a backlog of over 17 million unprocessed tax returns from last year as of early February as the agency copes with an unprecedented workload during the current tax season.

A Bloomberg Tax survey found that both accounting firms and corporate tax departments cited a lack of exceptional talent to hire as the top roadblock.

The IRS is warning preparers about an email scheme that aims to steal their software logins.

Remote audits have allowed teams to increase efficiencies in the execution of the work.