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Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly moving from the experimental to the operational, and forward-looking CFOs can use the technology now to improve efficiencies.

Running out of money in retirement is no joke. Know the seven common retirement planning mistakes, to maximize your savings efforts and watch your money grow.

Now that many companies have adopted the new lease accounting standards, it’s time to set some policies, processes and controls to ensure long-term compliance.

A recent trend has emerged of young professionals “ghosting” employers who’ve made them an offer they decided not to accept. But there are graceful ways to decline a job offer.

The WICPA recently asked Wisconsin members of Congress to sign letters asking Treasury and the IRS to consolidate existing units into a Practitioner Services Division.

With the impact of evolving technology in mind, the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants recently restructured and revised its Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants.

Putting more thought into hiring may make managing easier, according to one business psychologist, who also says scientific methods can help firms find the right talent.

Recent data showed overall construction spending fell in May by 0.8%, as home-building declined for the fifth straight month and nonresidential and government construction dipped.

On July 10, Gov. Tony Evers signed Senate Bill 54. The new law promotes transparency and accountability between business sellers and purchasers, while enhancing protections for both.

As the IRS continues to find ways to reduce identity theft, the agency has issued final regulations that permit employers to use truncated taxpayer identification numbers on Forms W-2.