July 2017 - Journal of Accountancy

In the second part of the JofA’s annual technology roundtable, the panelists debate how artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other technologies might reshape accounting.

Here’s a primer on the potentially transformative digital ledger technology.

Family-owned companies struggle with strategic planning and succession planning. CPAs—as employees or outside advisers—can help.

As president of the International Federation of Accountants, Olivia Kirtley, CPA, CGMA, learned about issues accountants face around the world.

Audits of U.S. companies increasingly require accountants to manage the challenges and risks of dealing with multiple foreign jurisdictions.

By providing basic knowledge, CPAs can better serve older clients and their families.

Many tax attributes vanish at the end of life, and clients are well-advised to include them in their final arrangements.

A lack of state rulings on its constitutionality has not slowed the number of states adopting the factor presence nexus theory of asserting taxing authority.

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