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Indianapolis-headquartered CPA firm Katz, Sapper & Miller partnered with Habitat for Humanity of Hamilton County to take on a week-long rehab project of an existing home in Noblesville, Ind., Nov. 4-8.

Carl Allegretti, U.S. CEO and chairman of Deloitte Tax LLP, the vast tax practice at Deloitte LLP, has personal experience with the importance of finding time for family in the midst of a busy work schedule.

Nine student teams from nine schools have been named regional winners of Deloitte FanTAXtic tax case study competition.

Employees of Washington CPA and consulting firm Clark Nuber recently volunteered for a Day of Caring at nonprofit Jubilee Reach’s center in South Bellevue as part of the firm’s annual Caring, Serving, Giving program.

Organizations lose an estimated 5 percent of their annual revenues to fraud, and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners is offering some basic tips to help any organization prevent and detect fraud, in conjunction with International Fraud Awareness Week, which ACFE is helping support.

The Kuesel household recently adopted a 13-week-old puppy named Pepper. Having never had a puppy before, we’re quickly learning the art of potty training, leash training, crate training, not chewing the furniture, etc.

A new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers identifies some of the pitfalls in the anti-money laundering programs that financial institutions have put in place to address the ever tougher requirements in the U.S. and other parts of the world to stem the tide of illegal sources of cash.

Have you recently seen...a CPA zombie? Do you feel like the walking dead within your professional life? Do you know someone who is an innovation and growth killer within your firm?

Halloween is a signifier of many things. It brings to mind the fall season, children running around in costumes, carving pumpkins, baking apple pies, and eating candy. Few look at the picture below and think about paying sales tax.

FASB's proposed lease accounting rules really do try to get more useful information about assets and liabilities into financial statements. However, we don't think it's strong enough, because it doesn't cleanly address the No. 1 priority issue that asks whether off-balance-sheet financing has any legitimacy in financial reporting.