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A majority of employees believe workplace etiquette affects their career prospects, but they also think people become less courteous as they rise to the top, according to a new survey by Accountemps, a staffing company for temporary accounting, finance and bookkeeping professionals that’s part of staffing giant Robert Half.

I hear this question all the time from clients.

SocialCPAs, a group that aims to help accounting professionals with social media, has re-launched its annual survey on social media use.

As a follow-up to my earlier post, I did get to meet Biz Stone, the cofounder of Twitter, at Sage Summit.

The Big Four accounting firms are reportedly rebuilding their legal service practices, after abandoning much of that area over a decade ago in response to Sarbanes-Oxley restrictions.

By the time you read this blog, I will either have won or lost the contest.

Travel and expense management software provider Certify has published the results of its latest quarterly report on the most frequently expensed vendors on business expense reports.

PricewaterhouseCoopers has released a new paper on how companies can get ready for the newly converged revenue recognition accounting standard.

New York accounting and business advisory firm Margolin, Winer & Evens recently launched an Instagram account at the annual company picnic.

The battle over corporate inversion deals is heating up, as more U.S. multinational corporations find merger partners abroad that will allow them to move their tax domiciles to countries with lower tax rates.