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Congress, not the Internal Revenue Service, is to blame for the recently announced postponement of the beginning of next years tax season, according to the National Association of CPA Practitioners -- and it called on the legislative branch to take quick action to prevent further delays.
October 25 -
Worker classification is an ongoing issue that affects accountants and their clients.
October 24 -
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has issued an alert cautioning auditors about the significant number of audit deficiencies that the PCAOB staff has seen in the past three years related to audits of internal control over financial reporting.
October 24 -
Jody Padar of New Vision CPA Group talks about how the old firm model can grow into a fresh new firm model against the backdrop of Yosemite National Park, during the Sage Listens Tour.
October 24 -
NetSuite announced the addition of five new firms to its Solution Provider Program, the largest of which is long-time Microsoft Dynamics partner and VAR 100 firm The TM Group.
October 24 -
The Internal Revenue Service has to do a better job when scanning taxpayer correspondence to avoid errors and repeated requests for information from taxpayers, according to a new report.
October 24 -
PwC US plans to acquire substantially all the assets of HumanR, a Herndon, Va.-based consulting firm specializing in organizational development consulting.
October 24 -
Haynie & Co., a regional accounting firm based in Salt Lake City, has acquired A.J. Robbins PC of Denver.
October 24 -
The American Institute of CPAs Accounting and Review Services Committee has issued an exposure draft proposing three new and revised standards that would make significant changes in how accountants perform compilation engagements.
October 24 -
A pair of owners of a tax preparation business that claimed millions of dollars in fraudulent tax refunds on behalf of inmates at various New Jersey prisons have been arrested.
October 24

