May 2026 - Journal of Accountancy

Artificial intelligence is taking over more tasks, but accountants can remain indispensable by strengthening qualities machines cannot replicate.

Self-awareness, curiosity, and communication give CPAs a professional edge in an AI world.

The 10-year drawdown rule can trigger hefty taxes for heirs. Learn how smart planning can help.

LinkedIn provides a multifaceted resource to search, network, and post content — but third-party AI tools should be treated with caution.

Control is no longer finance’s primary task. A World Bank vice president explains how strategic clarity, risk frameworks, flexible budgeting, and effective storytelling are redefining finance’s role in volatile times.

Want better results from AI? An Engage 2026 conference speaker unveils practical tips to help CPAs write clearer, more effective AI prompts.

Part 2 of a three-part series explores the approach taken when revising the attestation standards and highlights selected significant matters that more broadly affect examination and review engagements.

Learn about the proposed new subject matter-specific sections of the attestation standards for examination or review engagements on sustainability information.

The AICPA Peer Review Board provides guidance for peer reviewers to identify risks and reinforce quality in SOC 2 engagements.

Explore resources and examples that explain how small firms can perform monitoring procedures, document results, and turn SQMS No. 1 into an executable process.

Learn how CPAs can help clients make smarter retirement decisions by balancing taxes, withdrawal timing, IRMAA, and long-term goals.