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Of the CPA exam candidates who completed testing in 2025, only six passed all four sections on the first attempt to qualify for the award.

Australia's central bank and one of the country's biggest pension funds are distancing themselves from KPMG Australia amid whistleblower misconduct allegations.

For the 2026 Top Firms by Assets Under Management, managing the growth of their own practices is as much a challenge as growing their clients' wealth.

The Education Department's refusal to characterize accounting degrees as 'professional' is much more than just a rhetorical problem.

The problem is not that the technology team lacks competence. The problem is that AI transformation is not a technology project.

Millions of taxpayers may be potentially entitled to COVID penalty and interest relief and need to preserve that right.

The average number of open accounting and finance roles per company has skyrocketed to 17, up from five in 2025 and just two in 2024, according to a new report.

In divestitures, tax does more than optimize a chosen structure. Tax influences whether a deal perimeter, legal entity structure, diligence story and separation plan are workable.

Employment in the private sector grew by 122,000 jobs last month, payroll giant ADP reported Wednesday, in a positive sign for the economy despite rising inflation and fears of AI displacing entry-level positions.

A budget analyst estimated about 5,100 properties would have been eligible for the tax, generating between $9.2 million to $21.4 million in its first year.