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When a colleague’s work isn’t up to par and you’re tasked with telling them, you may feel anxious. Done well, however, constructive criticism can work for both you and your co-worker.

IR says bonus depreciation treatment affected as a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act may be changed by taxpayers.

A new study reports that companies using artificial intelligence (AI) audit virtually all their spending while enterprises that don’t use AI only audit up to 10 percent and miss things that could save money.

IBM has found security flaws in digital systems that let visitors check in to office buildings.

Research shows that doing certain things every day can help you be "super successful."

The Federal Reserve has plans for a new payments system that would allow banks to exchange money much faster than the current system that sometimes takes days to settle a transaction.

NASBA and the AICPA have together developed five guiding principles to inform a new CPA licensure model, and they want your feedback.

Effective Aug. 15, IRS will have new procedures for contacting third parties and notifying taxpayers. They will replace the existing IRM procedures until those are updated.

A federal judge rejected the IRS decision to stop requiring nonprofit organizations to identify donors who contribute more than $5,000.

According to the Institute for Supply Management’s U.S. Manufacturing PMI data, the manufacturing industry growth rate was the weakest it’s been in three years.