R&D Tax Credits: Powerful momentum and cash flow wins CFOs can’t ignore

Discover why recent federal and state developments are strengthening R&D tax credits—and how CFOs can strategically tap into enhanced innovation incentives in 2025.

By ABGi USA • June 30, 2025

Irish Fiscal Advisory Council report raises concerns about US trade tensions

Though the island nation is set to rake in billions of euros’ worth of revenue from corporate taxes paid by foreign multinationals, trade tensions spell uncertainty.

By Dan Niepow • June 13, 2025

5 ways for CFOs to address the accounting talent shortage

The accountant shortage isn’t going away, but CFOs can change how they compete for talent.

By John Dorer • June 10, 2025

How PwC’s tax team is using agentic AI

As agentic AI pushes deeper into corporate finance, the firm’s US AI Tax Leader Dom Megna says the technology is no longer experimental. Now, he says, it’s operational.

By Adam Zaki • June 6, 2025

82% of finance and tax leaders expect increased public tax disclosure in 2-3 years

As regulators worldwide push for greater tax transparency, CFOs face mounting pressure to prepare for complex disclosures and external assurance.

By Adam Zaki • May 6, 2025

How CPA licensure changes are affecting CFOs and accounting talent

Experts in accounting detail what elements of these changes impact corporate finance while sharing their thoughts on how to fix the accounting curriculum.

By Adam Zaki • April 25, 2025

Strategic tax incentive planning: A CFO’s guide to enhancing cash flow

Strategic tax planning turns credits into growth. Align incentives, boost agility, gain advantage.

April 21, 2025

Why intoxicating hemp is a growing threat to regulated cannabis businesses

Though the business around hemp-based cannabis is growing, the lighter regulatory scrutiny of these products is creating challenges for those trying to follow the rules.

By Adam Zaki • April 18, 2025

The cost-benefit of rescheduling cannabis

Cannabis accountants say rescheduling will remove the accounting headache of 280E, but cannabis attorneys say the move creates a litigious opportunity for Big Pharma to step in.

By Adam Zaki • April 18, 2025

Probationary IRS workers will be back to work before Tax Day: Trial Balance

A federal judge has ordered the IRS to fully reinstate 7,000 previously terminated employees, citing a failure to restore agency operations.

By Lauren Muskett , Adam Zaki • April 7, 2025

The physical future of digital business: Why CFOs need a new tax strategy for the AI Boom

Tech invests in infrastructure, retail turns to AI – finance teams face new compliance challenges.

By Michelle Valentine, Co-founder and CEO, Anrok • March 31, 2025

Tax execs brace for disruption ahead of expiring TCJA rules

It’s unknown whether the sunsetting provisions will lapse, be extended, made permanent or replaced with new legislation.

By David McCann • March 19, 2025

Cloud computing’s tax challenge — What CFOs need to know about Infrastructure as a Service

As IaaS becomes increasingly central to business operations — from AI development to routine data storage — getting the tax treatment right is crucial. 

By Winston Post • March 13, 2025

CPA requirements by state

A resource to help finance leaders track the state-by-state changes to CPA requirements.

By Adam Zaki • Updated Jan. 16, 2026

Multiple UK credentialing blunders highlight the importance of CFO honesty

After Wood Group CFO Arvind Balan and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves misstated their work experience, CFOs should ensure their career stories align with their online profiles.

By Adam Zaki • Feb. 21, 2025

Collaborate or stagnate: 6 CFO trends for 2025

Throughout the year, finance leaders will navigate both their companies’ specific challenges and the changing dynamics of the CFO role by increasing finance’s impact across the organization.

By Adam Zaki • Jan. 9, 2025

Real estate and infrastructure strategy is causing the CFO role to shift

CFOs need to align their company priorities and financial bandwidth when selecting new office or facility locations or engaging in expansion discussions. 

By Todd Carpenter • Dec. 10, 2024

6 Trump tax plan ideas CFOs should know about

Here’s how President-elect Donald Trump’s tax plans will impact CFOs in their professional and personal lives.

By Adam Zaki • Nov. 12, 2024

Navigating the ‘tax trifecta’: A CFO guide in an era of disruption

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act expiration, ongoing implementation of the OECD’s global tax deal and waves of regulatory change are reshaping the corporate tax function.

By Rema Serafi • Oct. 1, 2024

AICPA, NASBA propose competency-driven CPA licensure path

The AICPA and NASBA say they’re working together to address the accounting shortage and controversial 150-credit hour requirement by creating a new set of requirements to earn a CPA license.

By Adam Zaki • Sept. 18, 2024

5 key issues impacting global corporate tax policy

These global tax policy themes are shaping the changing tax landscape.

By David McCann • Aug. 6, 2024

Tax leaders add value when acting strategically: report

Tax leaders should consider how to bolster communications with key organizational leaders to build trust and advocate for resources.

By David McCann • June 17, 2024

2024 CFO Tax Outlook

CFOs must examine the tax landscape in the face of economic uncertainty, persistent inflation, labor market challenges, and now, a federal election cycle.

By CFO Editorial Staff • Feb. 26, 2024

Ticking Tax Clock: CFOs Address Tax Policy Politics and Hidden Taxes

This is the second article in a two-part series about how domestic and foreign tax rules influence strategic decisions made by CFOs.  

By Susan Mangiero, CFA, MBA, PhD • Feb. 23, 2024

CFOs Can’t Be Lax About Taxes: 3 Concerns in 2024

“Public company CFOs must ensure they are getting the right tax advice on an ongoing basis. Taxes become part of the CFO’s decision-making toolbox,” tax consultant Gary Morrison said.  

By By Susan Mangiero, CFA, MBA, PhD • Feb. 22, 2024