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Kate Barton, Americas vice chair of tax services for the Americas Tax practice at Ernst & Young, discusses the contrasting tax reform plans of House Republicans and President Trump, and what’s likely to be in the final bill.

The expense and payments solutions providers have improved their solutions' syncing capabilities with Intacct.

Most three-year people with a Big Four firm are disgusted with public accounting because of the way they have been treated with overly long hours, repetitive work on large clients in esoteric areas, narrow industry exposure, and being pigeon-holed in a single technical area.

Multinationals are in line for a windfall from President Donald Trump’s call to cut the tax rate on U.S. companies’ stockpiled overseas earnings, but a select few would do better than others.

Here are 11 short(ish) reads for practitioners to take on a vacation – and come back charged up with new ideas.

The 4th Annual Accounting Firm Operations and Technology Survey also shows budgets flattening.

‘Accounting maneuvers’ have kept the country from hitting the limit already.

General overpayments and underpayments remain at 4 percent.

The Connecticut firm educates grade schoolers; Marcum is honored; Sax adds a family office practice; and other news from practices across the country.