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Members of The Mironov Group recently made a donation through the New Jersey CPA and consulting firm’s annual charity fundraiser.

Regardless of how you voted in the election, changes will be coming.

Pepcom’s mini tech trade show last Thursday featured a host of vendors showing off their latest gadgets and software, including one with a price engine geared toward shoppers.

Kyle’s CPA Video Blog is tackling one of the topics on everyone’s minds post-election, with the help of his ukulele.

In what may be an olive branch to U.S. accountants worried about losing influence on the International Accounting Standards Board, the IASB has named a new member from the U.S. to replace a departing one.

Poor Doug Shulman can’t catch a break. Even though he has officially departed from his role as Commissioner of Internal Revenue as of last week, now comes word that he has been sued by a group called the Freedom from Religion Foundation representing atheists.

Eastern Michigan University joined the IDEA Academic Partnership and received a network license for data analysis software IDEA, a tool for accounting and financial professionals.

The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board has released for public comment a new proposed International Standard on Auditing that clarifies and enhances the scope and focus of auditor efforts on other information included in documents containing or accompanying the entity’s audited financial statements.

Staff accountant Brett Robertson, of New Jersey-based firm Smolin Lupin, was called to duty after Hurricane Sandy in his capacity as a captain of the U.S. Army Reserve National Guard.

Ernst & Young recently honored 11 winners of its 2012 Entrepreneurial Winning Women program at the firm’s annual Strategic Growth Forum in Palm Springs.