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The ramifications of the momentous Supreme Court ruling continue to unfold.

The last year has seen an explosion of AI smartphone apps, but a recent report says three-quarters of them send user data to third parties.

EY names vice chairs of Americas assurance and professional practice group; Clark Schaefer Hackett appoints next CIO; and more news from around the profession.

Working with legal professionals, law enforcement, business owners, individuals and even the IRS, forensic accountants protect the innocent and catch the guilty.

A top renewable power trade group endorsed rigorous requirements for a new hydrogen tax credit that would rule out the use of electricity from older wind, solar and nuclear facilities.

Plus, Deloitte launches a cloud-focused security and compliance service; and other accounting technology news.

The 150-hour isn't going to go away — but there are other ways to help students pursue a career in accounting.

The service had to scramble to reconcile the advance payments of the Child Tax Credit it distributed in 2021 with the amounts later reported by recipients.