What the midterm election results mean for taxes and money
Americans handed Democrats a thumping midterm victory on Tuesday, and with it, a mandate to fix their money problems.

10 Days to a Better Firm: Anywhere, anytime
The 2026 Best Firms to Work For realize that 'No success at work is worth failure at home,' which is why they've kept remote work around since the pandemic.

No more on-the-job training
With AI and automation set to take over entry-level work, accounting firms need to reimagine how they're handling training and staff education.

Boomer's Blueprint: The agentic workforce is an org design problem
AI agents aren't a feature you switch on. It is a role you staff, and our profession already has the discipline required to staff it well.

SOC 2 is in our DNA: Why the 2027 Trust Services Criteria matter
The AICPA has released its exposure draft of the proposed 2027 SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria. What should CPAs do to get ready for the possible changes?

IRS offers Nationwide Tax Forum Online with CPE
The Internal Revenue Service is once again providing an online way to attend its Nationwide Tax Forum series and earn continuing professional education credits.

Florida property-tax revolt leaves cities facing painful cuts
Florida voters delivered one of the most far-reaching property-tax cuts in years, handing homeowners relief while threatening to blow holes in local budgets.

Court tosses suit challenging NYC pied-a-terre tax rollout
A Brooklyn appeals court threw out a lawsuit challenging the rollout of New York City's pied-à-terre tax, ruling that the homeowner plaintiffs lacked standing.

Democrats plan tax agenda after midterms
Newly emboldened by wins in the midterm elections that shifted control of the House and Senate to their party, Democrats are already gaming their strategy.

EisnerAmper to add RSM's Sage Intacct practice
More than 35 RSM professionals will join EisnerAmper's Technology Solutions practice.