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The American Institute of CPAs, the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy and Prometric are marking the 10th anniversary of computer-based testing for the uniform CPA exam.

The Marketplace Fairness Act, which was supposed to finally settle the question of how states can tax online sales, appears to have stalled in Congress after passing the Senate last year.

Kenneth Ames, tax advisory partner with southern California CPA firm White Nelson Diehl Evans, received a National Service to Youth Award from the California Boys & Girls Club of America for his 10 years of service on the Carlsbad club’s board of directors.

Accountants have a duty to make sure their clients' confidential financial files and tax forms are kept safe, and fortunately there are some good products on the market for doing just that.

Suffolk University’s Sawyer Business School in Boston is launching an accelerated master of science in taxation degree for attorneys.

The Centsables animated TV series, airing Saturday mornings on Fox Business, recently received a Parents Choice Award for educational value and contributing to the social, emotional growth and well-being of children.

H&R Block has been holding an online contest soliciting votes on who is the “Greatest Hipster in History,” and the winner, for some reason, seems to be the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates.

The FAF's 'gift' to the IASB: An unfortunate event that could have a silver lining

The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy has officially released the 2013 Uniform CPA Examination School Performance book.

Whether they realize it or not, taxes ended up going up for most taxpayers last year, despite the extension of the Bush tax cuts at the beginning of last year.