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If IRS Labels You Willful Expect Penalties, Maybe Prosecution (Forbes) - Many people assume that the IRS will not impose penalties if you werenât actually trying to cheat on your taxes. Taxes are complex, and mistakes happen. But the burden is on the taxpayer to show that they acted reasonably. ADVERTISEMENT Share our news via Twitter and Facebook, on your personalized news page. MORE HEADLINES Compilation or Preparation? Informing Clients and Users (Ohio CPA) - Statement on Standards for Accounting and Review Services (SSARS) No. 21 included some of the most significant revisions to compilation and review standards since the 1970s, changing the concept of when a compilation has occurred, and introducing a new level of service called preparation of financial statements. The Department of Labor Fiduciary Standard: Considerations for CPAs (CPA Practice Advisor) - While at first glance the Rule would appear to primarily impact those who recommend and sell investment products to ERISA plan trustees or beneficiaries, there are broader implications for CPAs and their firms. New Path for CPAs in Cyber Risk Management (JofA) - AICPA proposals would guide companies in designing and describing cybersecurity risk management programs and create a âcybersecurity examinationâ engagement. 30 Hidden Tips for Mastering iOS 10 (PC Mag) - It seems like every year about this time, there are a slew of new tips to share with iOS users. That's because iOS 10 is here, and like iOS 9 and iOS 8 before it, the improvements and tricks in the operating system keep on multiplying. Accounting/Audit Business News | TOP 5 MOST READ TOOLS OF THE TRADE e-BREAKS  When I Grow Up, I Want to be a Tax Accountant   |