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On Thursday, President Obama, per the Office of the Press Secretary, released an official Proclamation declaring April 2016 National Financial Capability Month.

Robert Half Management Resources has produced a new list of the most unusual items submitted for expense report reimbursements, as reported by CFOs.

The National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) recently unveiled the results of their National Financial Literacy Test, polling 11,960 participants representing all 50 states on their financial know-how. The 30-question quiz was designed to measure both teens and young adults' ability to earn, save, and grow their money. The average test score was 60.35% for 15 - 18 year olds, and 63.64% for all ages.

Armanino, California's largest independent audit, tax, consulting & business management firm, along with their Franchise Services Group, is spearheading an MS Walk team at the Rose Bowl on April 17, as part of Franchising Gives Back, an organized volunteer effort started by the International Franchise Association.

Nearly half of American tax filers are worried about tax websites having problems on tax day, according to a new survey.

To combat the growing number of diabetes cases across the country, Deloitte announced this month that it would join the American Diabetes Association of Illinois in its "Venture to Stop Diabetes Challenge" - a competition that seeks to find community-based innovators and entrepreneurs and offering new solutions to address diabetes management, care and education.

One out of three internal audit departments worldwide are now outsourcing at least some of their work to a third party, according to a new study.

In order to help graduating students stand out in a competitive job market, the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) launched the IMA Accounting Honor Society (IAHS) last year to give students an academic distinction amongst their peers upon completion of their collegiate studies. The IAHS announced that they are still accepting applications for the Society before the Class of '16 graduates later this Spring.

Industries of all kinds can see positive benefits from better collaboration, and that's particularly true in the accounting profession where more firms are starting to use cloud-based collaboration technology.

To embrace change simply isn’'t enough in today’s disruptive environment.