Tax season ends. The filing deadlines pass. And for most CPAs, the first real window to address CPE compliance opens up on April 16. For practitioners who’ve been heads-down since January, the stretch between mid-April and June 30 is typically the most productive CPE period of the year. Reporting deadlines vary by state, but the post-busy-season window […]
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HSAs in 2026: Contribution Limits, Tax Advantages, and What Changed Under OBBBA
Health Savings Accounts have always offered a compelling tax structure. But 2026 brings both higher contribution limits and the broadest expansion of HSA eligibility in recent memory, thanks to amendments the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) made to IRC Section 223 when it was signed into law on July 4, 2025. The basics haven’t changed. What […]
Surgent CPE Launches First-of-Its-Kind Agentic AI CPE Series for Accounting and Finance Professionals
New courses equip CPAs, accountants and tax practitioners with practical, real-world skills for integrating agentic artificial intelligence into daily workflows RADNOR, Pa. (Nov. 24, 2025) — Surgent CPE, a division of KnowFully Learning Group, today announced the launch of its new Agentic AI Certificate Series, a first-to-market, on-demand CPE certificate program designed to help accounting, […]
How Technology Is Transforming Accounting
Accounting technology now goes far beyond spreadsheets. Finance professionals work with interconnected systems including cloud platforms, artificial intelligence, blockchain networks, and cybersecurity tools that fundamentally change how organizations record transactions, manage risk, and deliver insights to stakeholders. The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board moved away from “technology-neutral” oversight in 2025, creating frameworks specifically for technology-based […]
The No Tax on Tips Act: What This Means for Workers and CPAs
What Is the No Tax on Tips Act? The No Tax on Tips Act is a significant piece of tax legislation that recently passed unanimously in the Senate and is now headed to the House of Representatives. If enacted, this bill would create a federal income tax deduction of up to $25,000 annually for qualified […]
