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Widely available AI is making payment fraud easier to perpetrate and harder to detect, raising the stakes for controls, verification, and professional skepticism.

Download this free guide to learn how forward-looking practices are restructuring work around AI.

Wharton’s Cornelia Walther explains how different countries are approaching AI regulation and what that means for business leaders.

How firms can embed explainable, expert‑reviewed AI into tax, audit, and advisory work — without accelerating risk.

In this downloadable guide, discover how a top 20 CPA firm transformed assurance with SuraLink.

Download this guide to discover how to eliminate costly manual processes, reduce risk, and scale your firm’s fixed asset management with a modern system built for today’s tax landscape.

From not having an AI policy or not sharing it with employees to incomplete or ambiguous accountability structures, there are basic mistakes business leaders should avoid.

Accounting firms are investing heavily in AI as a way to manage ongoing talent shortages. Automation is helping reduce pressure on teams, speed up routine work, and improve efficiency across compliance and advisory. But there’s a risk in how the conversation is evolving.

Most AI tools available to firms today are sophisticated question-answerers: you ask, they respond, and the work of applying that answer is still yours.

More than 90% of senior finance leaders are facing moderate to significant career pressure to demonstrate that agentic AI is delivering ROI, with the majority of respondents to a global survey painting a picture of speed often being valued over governance and accountability.

The goal is to create good habits around AI use from the start. To foster these good habits, thoughtfully created and carefully implemented policies can help.

The accounting profession is transforming, underpinned by generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are changing how accountants write, summarize and communicate information.

VSCPA AI Survey results detail what Virginia CPAs believe about the future of technology in accounting.

Spend less time searching and more time advising with a NEW VSCPA partnership with Blue J, an AI-powered tax research solution.

Richmond (July 13, 2026) — A new partnership between the Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA) and Blue J, an AI-powered tax research solution, will help Virginia’s CPAs focus on advising clients and crafting tax strategies — rather than spend hours keeping up with tax research.

This free whitepaper from CPA.com dives into what tax transformation looks like across the five drivers — strategy, talent, technology, service model and operations.

A CFO/COO in charge of her company’s digital transformation shares keys to success and why the hybrid role is good preparation to be CEO.

There are implications to QuickBooks Desktop's phased discontinuation, including service discontinuation risks, operational failures, backup and archival strategies, migration challenges, and alternative accounting platforms. It also provides guidance for CPAs to take a proactive approach to managing and executing client migrations.

The IRS Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) issued guidance outlining how existing Treasury Circular 230 rules apply to tax practitioners’ use of artificial intelligence (AI), emphasizing that long-standing duties such as due diligence, competence, and confidentiality remain unchanged.

As AI moves from possibility to business necessity, many accounting firms risk rushing in without thoughtful adoption and integration.