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The newly reunited McGladrey & Pullen has been building its presence in the so-called middle market, expanding the firm’s roster of talent.

Members of the Georgia Society of CPAs recently congregated at the state capitol to celebrate 2012 CPA Day at the Gold Dome.

Another great thing about my iPhone is that I can buy accessories to go along with it! Now they’ve really got me…SOLD!

The Senate has passed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act and sent it back to the House with a few extra protections for investors added.

Deloitte recently completed another year of its alternative spring break program, “Maximum Impact,” in which undergraduates across the country volunteer for the community and work alongside Deloitte professionals.

The American Institute of CPAs announced the winners of the 2010 Elijah Watt Sells Awards, bestowed to candidates who obtained the 10 highest cumulative scores on all four sections of the computerized Uniform CPA Examination that year.

Imposing a minimum tax on millionaires to ensure they don’t pay a lower tax rate than their secretaries under the so-called “Buffett Rule” promoted by President Obama would not raise enough revenue to replace the alternative minimum tax, according to a new congressional study.

This month, I celebrated the one year anniversary of being in business for myself. As I reflected on the year and had some conversations with some trusted people I know, one topic kept coming up: being busy.

Officials from the Internal Revenue Service are sending the message that the recent regulations for reporting on foreign account holdings are aimed at making the requirements easier to manage.

Online accounting software provider Xero has partnered with the American Society of Women Accountants to support the organization’s educational programming.