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AICPA News is a round-up of recent announcements from the association.

People who owed tax when they filed their 2020 tax return may find themselves in the same situation again when they file for 2021. This will likely be true, especially if they failed to take action to avoid another shortfall by increasing their ...

Let the beginning of the year be a time of self-reflection, both personally and professionally, so that your new year can be a time for new journeys and endeavors. When you look back at your past year, you can see how your work paid off and how ...

Employees across the country have been empowered by the transformations in the world of work. The priorities of employees have evolved post pandemic. FlexJobs, a job site for flexible employment, reported 16 percent of 7,300 workers surveyed said they ...

If you've mastered all the components of your role, your workday runs like a tight ship, with every piece moving in clockwork fashion. If that feels like a win, you're measuring excellence on a distorted scale.

Employers and self-employed individuals who chose to defer paying part of their 2020 Social Security tax obligation, must make a payment by Jan. 3, 2022.

IRS says that U.S. taxpayers with no connection to Malta were misconstruing the pension provisions of the Treaty to avoid income tax on the earnings of, and distributions from, personal retirement schemes established in Malta.

Firms willing to adopt new technologies and prioritize employee and client experiences will be in an ideal position to attract new clients and keep current clients happy. Here are three trends to know for the coming year.