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Special Report: 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards

CPA Practice

From tax prep to asset management, invoicing and portals, and auditing to remote CFO functions, the services the accounting and tax pros provide are dependent on the technologies they use. The awards highlight the most useful technology for firms and clients.

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Friday Footnotes: PwC Completes Its Punishment; Hybrid Work Should Stay in 2025; Deloitte Clutters Up the Dark Web | 1.3.25

Going Concern

The new platform of roughly 12,000 professionals will include a united Trans-Atlantic advisory and tax practice, as well as independent audit practices. Without an up-to-date audit, as required by law, municipalities and school districts lose an important tool for keeping their budgets in line. Its that important. What to know. [

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Friday Footnotes: PwC Makes Things Harder For Firms in China; AICPA Fights Against New PCAOB Reporting Rule; Accounting < HR | 12.20.24

Going Concern

Audit AICPA asks SEC to reject PCAOB rules that pose ‘significant challenges’ [ Journal of Accountancy ] We don’t trust the AICPA so draw your own conclusions as to why they’re really against this. . Firms must invest in training, technology, and methodological tools to maintain audit quality.

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On the move: RRBB adds partner

Accounting Today

RHODE ISLAND Elizabeth Harman was promoted to partner at KLR, Providence. Boyer & Ritter, Camp Hill, hired as associates: Isaiah Houser, Matthew Rindfuss, Madison Bucher, Brady Knier, Nicholas Resele, and previous interns at the firm in 2024: Riley McGallicher, Jacklyn Karoly and Hanna Swalin.

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AI is changing how students prepare for the accounting workforce

Accounting Today

Technology Artificial intelligence Accounting students Accounting education MORE FROM ACCOUNTING TODAY Audit PCAOB permanently bars repeat offender The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board sanctioned the firm Michael T. Studer CPA and Michael Studer for repeat violations related to a 2019 audit.

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Tax Fraud Blotter: Hard lessons

Accounting Today

Providence, Rhode Island: Juan Carlos Nunez Rodriguez, a Dominican national illegally present in the U.S. Providence, Rhode Island: Juan Carlos Nunez Rodriguez, a Dominican national illegally present in the U.S. Ostermann then prepared HBCs U.S. He faces up to three years in prison. Sentencing is Aug.

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In the blogs: Here to stay

Accounting Today

Tax tools IRS Tax preparation Compliance Partner compensation QuickBooks Sales tax HSAs MORE FROM ACCOUNTING TODAY Audit PCAOB permanently bars repeat offender The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board sanctioned the firm Michael T. Studer CPA and Michael Studer for repeat violations related to a 2019 audit.