Faked, live video and audio of executives can fool employees and cost companies millions, but accountants can take steps to mitigate the risk.
Using Excel’s GROUPBY function as a PivotTable alternative
This month’s column introduces Excel’s GROUPBY function as a PivotTable alternative.
How to set up and use Microsoft SharePoint
This column demonstrates how to set up and use SharePoint as a cloud file storage and touches on other features.
Recruitment fraud: What you need to know
Follow these tips to protect yourself from increasingly sophisticated job scams.
Evaluating fraud risks related to revenue recognition
Gain industry-specific and general insights for auditors related to identifying and assessing risks of material misstatement.
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Lower auto depreciation limits issued for first time in at least 3 years … AICPA supports Senate discussion draft to help taxpayers, preparers … Final regs. address taxes on gifts to taxpayers from ex-US citizens, residents … Final regs. address resolution of federal tax controversies by Appeals .. IRS testing changes to alternative dispute resolution programs … Prop. regs. address expanded annual compensation deduction limitation
Pursuit of happiness: AICPA Chair Carla McCall emphasizes people, positivity
Leaning on her success as a managing partner, McCall has toured the country, sharing her vision for the future of the profession.
What NFPs need to know about CECL
Guidance on current expected credit losses applies to some not-for-profit organizations. Find out when and how.
Retaining nontraditional accounting students
Discover how a one-day University of Memphis program empowers nontraditional accounting students to stick with their major and embark on accounting careers.
Employee ownership and taxes: Why firms are choosing ESOPs
Converting to an employee stock ownership plan offers firms tax benefits and an alternative to private equity.
Should I disclose my use of gen AI to clients?
Informing clients about the incorporation of generative AI can enhance transparency and trust, ultimately strengthening the client-accountant relationship.
Deduction for theft loss and legal fees denied
The taxpayer failed to substantiate that a theft occurred or, if it did, its tax year of discovery for his investments in an alleged Ponzi scheme.
Pickleball club denied tax-exempt status
In a letter ruling, the IRS determined that a recreational community club was not a qualified amateur sports organization.
Taxpayer’s frivolous argument is once again denied
The Tax Court imposes a $25,000 frivolous-position penalty for persistent omission of wage and rental income.
How to use Excel’s AGGREGATE Function
This month’s column shows how to use the remarkably versatile AGGREGATE function in Excel.
What to know when your client is considering employee ownership
Accountants who advise clients interested in employee ownership plans need to be aware of the pros and cons of different models.
How accountants can balance technology and critical thinking
Overreliance on technologies such as AI may cause problems, but CPAs can take steps to keep their thinking caps on.
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Prop. regs. address expanded annual compensation deduction limitation … Prop. regs. issued for spinoff transactions and their reporting … Regs. identify microcaptive transactions as reportable transactions … IRS proposes new rules for tax professionals … IRS proposes new rules for tax professionals … IRS issues proposed regs. on catch-up contributions
Get into the flow with AI-powered app Miro
This article shows how to use Miro to build a flowchart.
Association’s new CEO: ‘I want to hear from members’
Calling member feedback “really important,” Mark Koziel aims to build community within the AICPA and CIMA membership bodies.
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