Tax Fraud Blotter: Beaten at his own game
Single Shot; don't do drugs; not so Niceville; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

How to get double-digit growth
Or even triple-digit, as the 2026 Fastest-Growing Firms share how they turbo-charged their revenue.

IRS warns crypto holders of fake letters
The IRS's Criminal Investigation unit issued a fraud alert warning about scammers who are targeting cryptocurrency holders with convincing fake IRS letters.

EY now has a quantum computer
Big Four firm Ernst and Young announced it now has a quantum computer physically sitting in its Toronto office.

CAS and outsourced accounting fuel Bonadio
Client advisory services and outsourced accounting are helping the Bonadio Group, a Top 50 Firm based in Rochester, New York, build its client base.

Senate committee passes Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act
The Senate Finance Committee voted nearly unanimously to approve a wide-ranging bipartisan tax administration bill aimed at improving operations at the IRS.

Who gets blamed when AI goes wrong?
Maybe it's the CTO, maybe it's the vendor, maybe it's the board, maybe someone else who is blamed. Studies found a wide range of answers.

A defining moment for accounting firms serving Main Street
Client expectations are evolving, and the firms that succeed will be those that adapt accordingly.

Mamdani stands by pied-à-terre tax rollout despite backlash
Mayor Zohran Mamdani defended the rollout of a new tax on highly valued second homes in New York City, saying only property owners who receive a letter from city officials will be impacted by the levy.

The three questions your firm needs to answer
In the face of massive change, Randy Crabtree says accountants need to know these things about themselves.