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Most accountants use Microsoft Excel, but not all use it to its maximum potential. Discover four ways you can use Excel to become more efficient and effective.

International Management Accounting Day (May 6) prompted an Institute of Management Accountants executive to speculate on the next 100 years of management accounting.

A recent survey of more than 1,200 respondents underscores the frustration of broken and slow decision-making processes among executives and offers tips to help.

On May 15, the IRS notified tax software companies about an error in the instructions for the Tax Worksheet for the 2018 Schedule D. The corrected instructions should be downloaded.

Help clients understand the rules surrounding the pass through of charitable contribution deductions from an S corporation to its shareholders and the corresponding basis adjustments.

Audit data analytics (ADAs) can help CPAs leverage current technologies and move toward a more data-driven approach to planning or performing an audit.

Tax professionals should understand the tax consequences when a client loses their principal residence through natural disaster, accidental fire or the power of eminent domain.

After some critical changes created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, there may be some benefits afforded controlled foreign corporations (CFCs) by a method that would allow group elections.

Costs of housing and health care will nearly double in 10 years, according to researchers at the University of Chicago, but those aren’t the only factors that will make life harder for seniors.

Not-for-profit entities (NFPs) can be an important market segment for public accounting firms, but NFP audits can present some unique and sometimes opaque independence issues.