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IRS Commissioner Resigns

Jan 21, 2025

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IRS Commissioner Resigns

"After significant introspection and consultation with others, I've determined the best way to support a successful transition is to depart the IRS on January 20, 2025." IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel said in a statement. Read More about IRS Commissioner Resigns
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Jan-Feb Today's CPA

Jan 20, 2025

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Jan-Feb Today's CPA

The current issue of Today's CPA is now online! Read More about Jan-Feb Today's CPA
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Ready, Set, Go ... Now Slow Down

Jan 16, 2025

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Ready, Set, Go ... Now Slow Down

The Texas House is expected to begin debate over the House rules next week, and figure out who will become leaders alongside the new Speaker. Read More about Ready, Set, Go ... Now Slow Down
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CPA Pathways Legislation Filed in Texas

Jan 7, 2025

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CPA Pathways Legislation Filed in Texas

Senator Charles Perry, CPA - Lubbock filed SB 262 which will create an additional pathway to licensure for CPA candidates. Read More about CPA Pathways Legislation Filed in Texas
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BOI Enforcement Question Goes to High Court

Jan 2, 2025

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BOI Enforcement Question Goes to High Court

Supreme Court asked to intervene and allow the government to enforce the law while its appeals move forward. Read More about BOI Enforcement Question Goes to High Court