Journal of Accountancy

The Journal of Accountancy connects with over 500,000 professionals in accounting and finance, including those from public accounting firms, corporations, government bodies, and non-profit organizations. This outreach exceeds that of all other accounting publications put together.

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Real-life ways accountants are using AI

6 days ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Andrew Kenney

feature TECHNOLOGY Accountants can choose from a plethora of new ways to apply artificial intelligence (AI), as capabilities for language processing, decision-making, and automation are more accessible than ever.
Tariffs back in force after appeals court ruling

1 week ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Neil Amato

news CORPORATE FINANCE A federal appeals court Thursday temporarily restored President Donald Trump’s power to impose tariffs after a district court issued a nationwide injunction Wednesday curtailing that authority.
Seek first to understand: How a finance leader manages global teams

1 week ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Neil Amato

podcast NEWS Jennifer Reilly, CPA, CGMA, values listening. She enjoys the collaboration with fellow finance leaders as part of the Future of Finance Leadership Advisory Group, and she has made a habit of emphasizing listening in guiding teams from around the world.
IRS hotline questions resolved faster in 2025; concern grows about agency’s future

1 week ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news TAX A higher percentage of AICPA members got questions answered quickly by the IRS Practitioner Priority Service (PPS) line during the 2025 tax filing season, according to an annual survey, but they have concerns about the future of the IRS.
What leaders need to know about a growing group of employees

1 week ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Bryan Strickland

news HUMAN RESOURCES Five years from now, Generation Z and Millennial employees are expected to comprise more than 70% of the global workforce. Many in those groups are willing to change jobs in search of what they want from work, but a significant part of what they want is job security.
AICPA recommends changes to prop. regs. on PTEP, related basis adjustment

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news TAX The AICPA recommended five changes to proposed regulations (REG-105479-18), including to expressly allow taxpayers to rely on the proposed regulations dealing with previously taxed earnings and profits (PTEP) and related basis adjustments under Secs. 959 and 961 until they are final.
House passes budget reconciliation bill with changes to tax provisions

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Alistair M. Nevius

news TAX The House of Representatives approved an amended version of the budget reconciliation bill Thursday morning, sending it to the Senate for consideration. The bill, H.R. 1, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, passed by a vote of 215 in favor, 214 opposed, with one member voting present.
Why the PTET SALT deduction is the AICPA’s ‘No. 1 priority’

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Neil Amato

It’s been a dizzying few months since Melanie Lauridsen, the AICPA’s vice president–Tax Policy & Advocacy, last appeared on the Journal of Accountancy podcast. In fact, just the past week has been chock full of tax-related developments, mainly in Washington. Reflecting the news, this episode is publishing the same day it was recorded.
AICPA: Contingent fee provision in tax bill will help unscrupulous tax preparers

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news TAX The AICPA outlined its concerns to Congress about provisions in the tax bill that could hurt the accounting profession, including a section that allows long-debated contingent fees that it described as “an open invitation to unscrupulous tax preparers.” “Although we support portions of the legislation, we have significant concern over the consistent decrease in parity that professional service providers have experienced under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and the even larger...
IRS reduces user fee for estate tax closing letters

3 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Paul Bonner

news TAX The IRS issued interim final and proposed regulations Friday (T.D. 10031 and REG-107459-24) lowering the user fee for the Service to issue an estate tax closing letter from $67 to $56.