Accounting
IRS can continue to share taxpayer data with ICE, court says
The denied request concerned a controversial data-sharing agreement reached last April between the Treasury Department and the Department of Homeland Security.
Natasha Piñon
Compliance
SEC to extend probe response timeline
The change is part of a wider push to update the agency’s internal enforcement protocols.
Treasury
Economists think policymakers should focus on deficit reduction
The Supreme Court’s tariff ruling challenges a crucial federal revenue source.
Talent Management
CFOs are slowing headcount growth, survey says
And less than one-third plan to increase HR spending this year, according to Gartner.
Talent Management
Finance teams are struggling with skills gaps
Half of finance and accounting leaders need to upskill team members to accomplish this year's priority projects, according to a survey.
CFOville
E.l.f. Beauty CFO says the lipstick index is alive and well
But…there’s nuance.
Sponsored by QuickBooks
Treasury
Kevin Warsh’s Fed chair appointment could be a net positive for CFOs
But only if the Fed and Treasury ‘don’t get silly’ in their attempts to lower interest rates, said one expert.
Compliance
Amid the SEC’s slowdown in enforcement actions, CFOs need to tread carefully
There’s a new sheriff at the securities regulator—but that doesn’t mean it’s the Wild West for CFOs.
CFOville
Uber names new CFO, stands by autonomous vehicle strategy
Balaji Krishnamurthy was formerly VP of strategic finance.
Sponsored by QuickBooks
Strategy
UPS cuts 30,000 jobs, continues Amazon ‘glide-down plan’
The packaging giant is making changes as part of a wider pullback from the partnership.