EBITDA multiples and what's hidden in the average Here are some important considerations for manufacturing clients who might be contemplating a transaction.
Goldman's $2.3B deal puts tax-smart ETFs under scrutiny When
Goldman Sachs buys Neos Investments, it'll acquire products testing how decades-old laws are applied to a new generation of tax-optimizing strategies.
Tax breaks partly fuel data center boom, Democratic report says Generous state and local tax breaks for data center building are causing the loss of billions in tax revenue, according to a new report from Senate Democrats.
CPA-only requirements on the wane Only 24% of organizations maintain CPA-only requirements, while the rest are automating, broadening to nontraditional backgrounds or sourcing talent externally.
IAASB offers interactive digital technology catalog The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board introduced an interactive digital version of its Technology Catalog for its stakeholders.
The AI moat isn't the model As artificial intelligence changes how companies compete, accountants may increasingly confront an unusual valuation problem
On the move: Squire leaders honored by UACPA Plus, Lanigan Ryan and Blue & Co. name new leaders; Georgia accountants fight hunger; and other firm and personnel news from across the profession.
New Deloitte Tax CPO aims to bring product mindset to client service Chris Puglia, recently appointed Deloitte Tax's very first chief product officer, said he aims to bring a product mindset to the Big Four firm's service delivery model with an eye towards driving further commercialization.
The CHIPS Act's GAAP gap: FASB's fix arrives too late to help For practitioners advising any company in the semiconductor supply chain, this is a live problem right now, not a hypothetical one.
How offshoring can alleviate the CPA middle manager crisis Much of the repetitive work that ties up middle managers — data entry, bookkeeping, trial balances, and tax return preparation — is already being done offshore.
