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Almost nine in 10 business executives surveyed by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association say the cost of doing business in the state is rising, while just 8% say the […]

CPA firms have traditionally been known for providing audit and tax services, but increasingly many Greater Hartford accountants have begun to offer, or are growing, tech-centric advisory services.

Following several months of delays, the federal government has started to forgive some of the nearly 65,000...

West Hartford accounting firm blumshapiro has always advised companies on things like taxes and risk management, but a few years ago it started offering clients outsourcing services for certain business functions like payroll.

Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed Congress in 2017, some Connecticut nonprofits are seeing fewer donations.

Automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence are transforming the accounting industry and its workforce.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is the most sweeping change to the U.S. federal income tax laws in over three decades, and it will have an effect on every U.S. taxpayer, but none more so than taxpayers engaged in the real estate business.

National accounting and advisory firm Marcum LLP has expanded its presence in Connecticut acquiring a West Hartford-based accounting firm.

Like every sector, nonprofits won some and lost some in the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act. Here is a brief summary of the provisions impacting the nonprofit world.

On Oct. 31, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signed a “trick-or-treat” bipartisan budget agreement that provided for a number of new tax changes. He also vetoed a hospital provider tax, but offered new language to revise it.