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The New Jersey Society of CPAs awarded $221,500 in scholarships to 53 local high school and college students. 

Both audits and independent boards are basic standards that any investor would expect a company to have in place, particularly if that firm is of a certain size and working in a financial sector.

Danielle Pollock became one of the seven students to be selected for the board's Postgraduate Technical Assistant program.

Commissioner Werfel is promising to fix the method of selecting taxpayers for examinations that seems to lead to more Black taxpayers being audited.

A partner emeritus brought a client base that included some of the top Broadway theaters when she and her husband merged with the firm.

Artificial intelligence is already changing accounting, which in turn raises the question of how accounting educators should adapt.

The North Carolina real estate appraiser is cooperating with prosecutors, as are five accountants who helped sell syndicated conservation easement tax breaks.

The Big Four firm's Australia unit said former Telstra CEO Ziggy Switkowski will lead an independent review into its governance and culture.

The Finance Committee found that the TCJA enabled some of the biggest to lower their tax bills by shifting profits abroad.

The service is removing employees' first names from correspondence, but their last names and phone numbers will still appear.