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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A trailblazing CPA on managing a merger and why it’s OK to lose clients

1 week ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Neil Amato

podcast NEWS Jody Grunden, CPA, stands out for more than his brightly colored Hawaiian shirts at accounting conferences and events. Grunden was one of the first firm leaders to embrace remote work, and he remains a proponent of it. His firm also was one of the first to offer outsourced CFO services.
Tax provisions of Senate Finance’s version of the budget bill

1 week ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Alistair M. Nevius

news TAX The Senate Finance Committee on Monday released its version of proposed tax provisions to be included in the budget reconciliation bill being considered by Congress. The House of Representatives passed its version of the bill, H.R. 1, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, in May.
AICPA makes recommendations to IRS on next Priority Guidance Plan

1 week ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news TAX The AICPA recommended 183 changes to the IRS’s 2025–2026 Priority Guidance Plan and also encouraged the agency to continue to pursue tax simplification.
Supreme Court: Tax Court lacks jurisdiction after removal of levy

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Paul Bonner

news TAX The Supreme Court on Thursday held that the Tax Court lacked jurisdiction over a taxpayer’s collection due process (CDP) appeal of a proposed tax levy once the underlying tax liability was satisfied, making the appeal moot (Zuch, No. 24-416 (U.S. 6/12/2025)).
IRS provides additional transitional relief for certain digital asset brokers

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news TAX The IRS extended and modified transition relief for digital asset brokers who must report certain digital asset sales and exchanges by customers on Form 1099-DA, Digital Asset Proceeds From Broker Transactionsafter hearingfrom brokers that they need more time to comply.
Accounting talent pipeline: What’s the buzz from ENGAGE?

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Neil Amato

podcast NEWS One popular discussion topic at AICPA & CIMA ENGAGE 25 is the accounting talent pipeline. Liz Burkhalter, the AICPA’s director—CPA Pipeline, is taking part in those conversations.
Court order leaves tariffs in effect; oral arguments scheduled

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news CORPORATE FINANCE A federal appeals court left many of President Donald Trump’s tariffs in effect temporarily and set a tentative expedited date to hear oral arguments in the challenge to the executive branch’s authority to impose tariffs. The order, issued Tuesday by the Federal Circuit in V.O.S. Selections v. Trump, Nos.
Automatic accounting method changes list updated by IRS

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news TAX In Rev. Proc. 2025-23, the IRS on Monday provided a comprehensive, updated list of changes in tax accounting methods to which the automatic change procedures in Rev. Proc. 2015-13, as subsequently modified, apply. Rev. Proc. 2015-13 itself updated and revised prior general procedures under Sec.
IRS budget request cuts 20% of employees in 2026, increases phone help

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Martha Waggoner

news TAX The IRS budget would decline 37% from fiscal year 2025 to fiscal year 2026 and the number of IRS employees would decrease 20% over the same period, according to the annual Congressional Budget Justification released by Treasury.
ENGAGE road trip: Simple directions for a smooth AI journey

2 weeks ago | journalofaccountancy.com | Bryan Strickland

news PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT While generative AI is moving forward at breakneck speed, it’s not that difficult for AI newcomers to quickly get up to speed and start harnessing the horsepower. “Generative AI is like a car. It is getting better, more efficient, and more feature-rich,” tech expert Wesley Hartman said.