Technology has turned everyone into explorers – and that gives accountants an opportunity to be the expert navigators all those new explorers rely on, according to software executive Jennifer Warawa. “There is a lot of complexity in technology today, but there is also opportunity in that complexity — to
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Want to receive this post in your inbox every morning? Sign up for the Balance of Power newsletter, and follow Bloomberg Politics on Twitter and Facebook for more. Whether 2018 is a success or failure for Republicans may come down to this week. After a series of fits, starts and last-minute horse
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Britain First, the far-right fringe group Donald Trump re-tweeted to near universal condemnation, has been blocked. The accounts of two of its leaders have been suspended as has the group's official page. The three controversial video posts that the U.S. president had shared with his more than 40
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The promise of a simplified code will go unfulfilled: “It leaves nearly every large tax break in place. It creates as many new preferences for special interests as it gets rid of. It will keep corporate accountants busy for years to come. And no taxpayer will ever see the postcard-size tax return that President
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This holiday season, many Americans may need a flow chart to figure how they're all related. What do you call, for example, your stepmother's son's live-in girlfriend's 11-year-old son? As family structures become more complicated, a new body of new research is attempting to quantify the trend.
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