NYCPA News and Blogs

This article is a three-part series explaining the basics of the tax-deferred 1031 exchange, the different types available,…

2023 was another busy year for New York taxes.  Highlights included: a Budget with new appeal rights for the Tax Department,…

While there may be no such thing as a good layoff, several dismissed employees are taking to social media to vent their…

In her 2023 Annual Report to Congress., National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins said that the IRS has made great strides in…

The IRS has lifted a moratorium on processing applications to become an acceptance agent, for the purpose of helping…

Nearly 90 percent of women are seeking or open to remote work, according to data from InHerSight, a company-reviewing…

Fewer Americans quit their jobs last year, a potentially ominous sign for the economy, The Wall Street Journal reported. On…

As gambling becomes more popular, accounting and tax professionals need to be prepared to work with clients who must report…

Despite being encouraged by their bosses to disconnect from work after hours, many employees do not always do so, and they…