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More chief execs are automating back-office accounting functions, freeing finance professionals to become strategic advisors.

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Digital transformation requires a management team that fills all the necessary niches.

It's the easiest way to get new business, but it requires a little work.

The Texas Society of CPAs has posted a toll-free phone help line for victims of the devastating Hurricane Harvey.

There isn’t much evidence suggesting the implementation of a cost segregation study on a tax return, by itself, will trigger an IRS audit.

A recent academic study lends support to the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board’s regulatory oversight of auditing firms, suggesting it gives investors greater confidence in companies, in turn leading to more capital available to businesses.

Hilderbrand & Clark, a CPA firm based in San Ramon, Calif., disclosed it detected unauthorized access to its computer systems from abroad while filing tax returns.