IRS gave 47,000 taxpayers' addresses to ICE
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration report highlighted a practice that contributed to the departures of high-ranking IRS officials.

IRS posts data from 2025
The Internal Revenue Service released its 2025 Data Book outlining activities during fiscal year 2025, as it continued to carry out functions despite cutbacks.

IRS takes new approach to fighting ID theft and tax fraud
The Internal Revenue Service is restructuring the framework of its Security Summit public-private partnership to fend off tax-related identity theft.

IRS creates Tax Professional Management Office
The new office will oversee the Return Preparer Office and the Office of Professional Responsibility, starting June 28.

IRS plans rules for executive comp at nonprofits
Proposed regulations would limit the ability of tax-exempt organizations to pay high compensation and parachute payments to top executives.

USO's Accountants Salute the Troops Council to converge on Citi Field
The Council brings leading public accounting firms together across the country to provide greater awareness of the noble mission of the USO and raise funds.

Women aren't giving up, they're recalculating
Women who spent years being told to lean in, build networks, seek visibility and prove their value are increasingly hearing a new message: Adapt again.

Fieldguide launches long-horizon agent for audit testing
Audit and advisory solutions provider Fieldguide announced Field Orchestrator, a long-horizon agent capable of completing substantive testing workflows.

KPMG UK scraps Covid-era policy letting staff leave early
The benefit allowed the accountancy firm's staff to finish work early on Fridays during the summer months.

The AICPA asks: Are you ready for accounting in 2040?
The Rise2040 report from the AICPA and CIMA outlines the profession's future — and it involves a massive amount of change.