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New England CPA firm Rodman & Rodman celebrated its 50th anniversary by donating to the Old Colony YMCA’s Camp Clark, a recreation camp for children in Plymouth, Mass.

The holiday season is often that one time of the year where it’s OK to shine—literally!

The accountant and attorney for the estate of a 104-year-old copper mine heiress who died earlier this year have been under investigation for their handling of their client's finances, and the accountant has now resigned as executor.

KPMG employees around the country are lending their voices to a community service project, producing recordable books for the holidays that will be given to disabled and underprivileged children.

My phone rings; right on time, same day each week. I close my office door behind me. My staff makes the same joke: “It’s her boyfriend calling.”

Deirdre Marie Capone, the grand niece of Chicago gangster Al Capone, believes the conviction of her relative on tax evasion charges was a miscarriage of justice.

For most small local businesses, the Internet is game changing.

Interactive Advisory Software has been signing deals with CPA firms like Dixon Hughes Goodman to help them build up their wealth management practices.

A team of students from North Carolina State University received a $10,000 award from the American Institute of CPAs after winning a national case competition focused on a fictional Texas company looking to expand its business into the Nigerian oil fields.

Employees from West Palm Beach, Fla., CPA firm Caler, Donten, Levine, Porter & Veil recently raised more than $4,400 for a variety of causes.