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The Tax Court said no to an accountant and tax preparer who tried to deduct the cost of law school.

Chart-topping singer Dionne Warwick sang for the New York State Society of CPAs at the NYSSCPA Foundation for Accounting Education’s annual gala Thursday evening, raising funds for young students interested in entering the accounting field.

There’s more cash sitting on company balance sheets than ever before. For the first time since 2012, that’s not enough.

The pace of new engagements was sluggish at the start of the year

Any group, whether it’s a management team, stakeholders or a corporate board — typically achieves better results when there is a wide variety of voices around the table.

Cyber-liability tops the list of emerging malpractice worries

The Internal Revenue Service is planning to begin testing as early as next week a more secure version of the online “Get Transcript” app that was taken down last year when the IRS discovered it had been used by hackers to access hundreds of thousands of tax returns.

The Internal Revenue Service still doesn't have the authority from Congress to correct billions of dollars in erroneous claims for the Earned Income Tax Credit despite recent legislation, according to a new report.

According to a new Robert Half Management Resources survey, polled CFO's found that the most difficult part of becoming a new manager is "balancing individual responsibilities with time spent overseeing staff." Supervising friends and peers followed as the second biggest concern.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to enhance its internal control over financial reporting, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.