Tax Season to Start Jan. 28, IRS Confirms
By Daniel Hood While the ongoing government shutdown had some concerned about a possible delayed start to tax season, the...
Introducing a Customized Way to Stay Informed
Email, newsletters, and publications are all valuable methods for staying informed—but sometimes they’re overwhelming. That’s why our team is creating...
D. Scott Showalter Lends Advice to Colleges and Future CPAs
In addition to being chair of the NCACPA Board of Directors, D. Scott Showalter, CPA, CGMA, is a professor and...
IRS Posts Shorter Form 1040 and Schedules for Next Tax Season
By Michael Cohn The Internal Revenue Service has released the redesigned Form 1040, along with six related tax schedules, for next...
The Future is Now: How to Help Your Team Navigate Digital Disruption
By Jessica Salerno Accounting and finance teams sometimes resist change. It’s understandable. After all, accuracy is essential in this field,...
Forensic and Valuation Pros: 4 Ways Tax Reform Affects You
Barbara Andrews, Director – Forensic Services, Association of International Certified Professional Accountants Tax reform affects more than just taxes. It...
Get a Jump on Next Year’s Taxes
By Daniel Hood Tax season is approaching fast – it’s so close now that it’s almost time to shift from...
Exceptional Performance Management Systems are an Exception
By Gary Cokins, CPIM at Executive Education, Inc. Quite naturally, many organizations over-rate the quality of their enterprise and corporate...
Don’t Take the Bait: Here’s how Taxpayers can Avoid Getting Caught by a Phishing Scam
Data thieves don’t take a break during the holidays. In fact, the IRS warns taxpayers that the agency is seeing...
Some Taxpayers Expected to Lose Out Under New Tax Law
By Michael Cohn The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that Congress passed last December is likely to produce some winners...