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Prioritizing communication, building a client-centric culture and gathering feedback will help you strengthen that trust while meeting your client’s needs and adding value.

CPAs and other individuals who practice before the IRS can use a new letter as a standard form for requesting tax information obtained as part of an inquiry into Circular 230 violations.

A recent survey of young workers found that many are not getting the mentorship they crave and the training they need.

Companies registered or created in 2024 would get an extended deadline to file beneficial ownership information reports, while other companies would not, under newly proposed rules.

The IRS has announced the availability of expanded chatbot technology to help quickly answer basic questions for people receiving notices about possibly underreporting their taxes.

Starting Sunday, Oct. 1, the special per diem rates taxpayers may use to substantiate ordinary and necessary business expenses for travel away from home will go up, the IRS announced.

The Treasury Department has released a contingency plan in anticipation of a government shutdown, which is likely to occur over the weekend.

Confidence among small businesses hit a post-pandemic high in recent weeks as fears of recession waned, according to the latest quarterly survey from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

A recent survey finds that most employees agree there’s too much jargon at the office while also admitting they often don’t realize they're using it.

The PCAOB has announced a livestreamed forum aimed at educating auditors on how to avoid deficiencies.