When the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was signed into law, one of the provisions that got the most attention was "No Tax on Overtime." Like the "No Tax on Tips" provision, the No Tax on Overtime is not as simple as the name would

Accounting certifications expand your expertise in a specific area and help you gain a competitive edge over your peers. To help you understand which accounting designation can help you reach your career goals, we're sharing seven accounting certifications that go beyond the recognized CPA license. 

You've passed the CPA Exam, completed your education and experience requirements, and earned the most prestigious three letters in the industry after your name. But the work doesn't end after you're officially a Certified Public Accountant. You'll need to complete a specific amount of continuing professional education (CPE) hours to maintain your license or other accounting designation. So, what is CPE? And how much will you need?

 Trump Accounts are a new savings vehicle, created as a new federal pilot program under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) to provide a financial head start for children. For tax professionals, understanding the nuances of these accounts is crucial for advising clients effectively, so we're breaking down the key features, tax implications, and practical considerations of Trump Accounts. 

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has introduced a significant change that will impact millions of service workers across the United States: The No Tax on Tips provision. As tax professionals, understanding this deduction is critical to preparing returns accurately and offering trustworthy and valuable guidance.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was signed into law on July 4, 2025. While it primarily provides far-reaching tax law changes impacting companies subject to U.S. federal income tax law, there will be financial statement implications as the impact of accounting and reporting for income taxes will be felt. Let's look at the key takeaways that accountants and auditors need to know. 

If you’re an internal auditing professional—or you want to be—the best way to advance your career is by earning your Certified Internal Auditor® (CIA®) credential. As the gold standard of certifications within the practice of internal auditing, it equips you with the knowledge and authority to work as a trusted internal auditor within any organization. 

Read up on everything you need to know about requirements for CMA before you start.

Certified Management Accountants are valuable to any business for their expertise in analytics and strategic financial planning. Passing the CMA Exam leads to professional and personal growth, opening opportunities for your career both at your current job and for future employment. 

If you’re considering becoming an Enrolled Agent, it’s important to understand the career path. Learn more about the benefits of the designation, including the Enrolled Agent salary and the opportunities you gain as an EA. Answer how much do Enrolled Agents make, and if it’s worth becoming credentialed to increase your earning potential.