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Upping the game:
EY US to invest $1 billion in compensation and technology to improve the attractiveness of the accounting profession.
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‘Unconscionable’ delays in ID theft cases
The national taxpayer advocate said Wednesday in her midyear report to Congress that IRS delays in resolving identity theft cases are unconscionable and a blemish on the agency's overall performance.
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How financial services companies are responding to employee demands
In-person, not common.
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COVID-19 changes allowing e-signatures made permanent
A temporary change that the IRS made during the COVID-19 pandemic to allow electronic signatures on some forms, documents, and returns was made permanent in the Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) last week.
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Building a Culture of Commitment and Accountability
Ask clients some important questions.
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Accountants Have to Go to College for Five Years. Some Are Rethinking That.
Accountant shortage prompts Minnesota and other states to consider alternative paths to becoming a licensed CPA.
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The state of risk oversight: Why both structure and agility matter
How can organizations take a smarter approach to risk management in a highly risky time? An expert on the topic passes on best practices and results from a recent survey report in this podcast episode with transcript.
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CHIPS and Science Act with semiconductor tax credit passes Congress
The CHIPS and Science Act includes an advanced manufacturing investment credit of 25% of qualified investment in a tax year with respect to any advanced semiconductor manufacturing facility of an eligible taxpayer.
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What’s new in SAS No. 145: Enhanced definitions mean stronger audits
The revisions in SAS No. 145 do not change the key concepts underpinning audit risk.
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K2/K3 Relief
News May Be Coming on K2/K3 Relief