NYCPA News and Blogs

Technology- and fraud-related issues were among those considered by two tax experts who spoke at at the Federal Tax and…

Nearly half of American, British and Australian adults believe that college failed to prepare them for working life and…

The pandemic-induced Great Retirement has resulted in the United States having roughly 2 million more retirees than…

The economy may still achieve a soft landing—a reduction in inflation without causing a recession—Chicago Federal…

On average, Americans want a pay raise of 10 percent by the end of the year, but many are afraid to ask for one, a recent…

A majority of tax executives at large multinational organizations view the upcoming global minimum corporate tax as an…

It is not all doom and gloom for the accounting profession’s prospects, as overwhelming numbers of executives and students…

The IRS is accelerating its timetable for paperless taxpayer communications, The Associated Press (AP) reported. The…

It's important to be aware of the so-called widow’s penalty and to take advantage of strategies to reduce or avoid it, a…