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As CFOs seek to boost profits while balancing rising operating costs, a tailored digital transformation strategy is critical, according to a new quarterly survey.

A new AICPA report finds the number of college accounting graduates took a big dip in the 2021–22 academic year, but projections for the coming academic year are trending upward.

The number of job openings unexpectedly rose in August, the Labor Department reported earlier this month, after three consecutive months of declines.

Practitioners preparing for the new AICPA quality management (QM) standards now have access to a practice aid designed to help their cause.

Wisconsin has the second highest chance of a small business surviving at 64.93% on a three-year average, according to a new study.

The IRS issued rules to reduce the PTIN fee to an $11 user fee plus an $8.75 third-party contractor fee for the next three fiscal years and announced new features for Tax Pro Accounts.

A 2024 analysis of salary data projects the base pay for 11 positions in public accounting will rise 4.9% next year.

While vexed by high borrowing costs, CFOs see revenues rising next year and the economic landscape brightening.

A new GASB proposal would establish requirements for the separate disclosure of certain types of capital assets for the purposes of note disclosures.

A new PCAOB standard aims to modernize the process that auditors use to verify information via a third party about one or more financial statement assertions.