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The guidance issued by the Internal Revenue Service this week treating virtual currencies such as Bitcoin as property rather than currency for federal tax purposes may end up helping Bitcoin investors, even though it means Bitcoin users will need to be extra careful to report their transactions from now on.

Cohen Fund Audit Services participated in the American Lung Association’s 2014 Fight for Air Climb March 22.

Santa Monica, Calif.-based CPA and business advisory firm Gumbiner Savett announced it will be sponsoring the annual Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles for the fifth consecutive year April 8-13.

Good news for accounting interns: you’re hired!

The next three weeks of tax season land me somewhere between the Frozen song “Let it Go!” and House of Cards character Frank Underwood’s cufflinks: FU! (a.k.a “Follow Up”).

Foreign banks and other financial institutions are facing a number of deadlines this year for complying with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA, which is forcing many of them to wake up belatedly to the complex demands thrust upon them by the new reporting regime.

Accounting graduates of Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., ranked No. 1 overall among large academic programs statewide on the 2013 CPA exam.

Staff of New Jersey CPA and advisory firm Klatzkin & Company participated in the Children’s Home Society of New Jersey’s annual Red Rose Day supporting the Auxiliary CHS of NJ's private Infant Foster Care program.

Becker Professional Education announced the recipients of its 2014 Newton D. Becker Scholarships.

A majority of public companies may be able to avoid the need to file their financial reports using Extensible Business Reporting Language, or XBRL, technology if a congressional bill gets signed into law.