Accountants to walk to end Alzheimer's
Members of the Accounting Industry Leadership Council will be converging in New York's Central Park on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 10:00 a.m. to raise funds.

Is AI contributing to CPA burnout or making us more productive?
The latest survey results hold clues for maintaining sanity in this age of hyper productivity.

On the move: Nashville CPA firm moves to all-women leadership
Plus, the GSCPA hosts 90 high school students; the AICPA Tax Division honors two volunteers; and other firm and personnel news from across the profession.

SEC investigates T1 Energy's disclosures of tax credits
The Trump administration is implementing new rules that prevent manufacturers from claiming the clean energy tax credit if they have substantial ties to China.

Tokenomics: Tech-forward small firms see higher AI bills but controls keep costs down
AI costs have spiked since last year. While this issue has been especially acute for large firms with significant AI investments, some tech-forward small firms are also feeling the pinch.

Tax Fraud Blotter: Bone of contention
Private camp and shooting club; The Electric Slide; ghost employee; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

AICPA wants guidance on reporting gambling gains and losses
The American Institute of CPAs asked the Treasury and the IRS for guidance on the method for substantiating gambling gains and losses.

SEC proposal to exempt companies from internal control audits sparks pushback
Audit and accounting firms are concerned about recent proposals from the SEC and NYSE that would reduce the need for both external and internal auditors.

Preparing CAS teams for AI: Moving beyond software training
The first step in upskilling CAS professionals for the AI-enabled tech stack is not to design or source training, it's to define the firm's workflow.

IRS ups 401(k) limits to $25,500 for next year
The Internal Revenue Service has increased the amount individuals can contribute to their 401(k) plans in 2027 to $25,500, up from $24,500 for 2026.