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Fifty percent of small businesses anticipate the 2011 holiday season will be more profitable than last year, according to a recent survey from Intuit.

Employees of New England accounting, tax and business consulting firm BlumShapiro recently raised $1,000 through the firm’s Jeans Day Program.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo reached an agreement with the Assembly and Senate to provide lower tax rates for most taxpayers, although there is now a higher top tax rate of 8.82 percent through 2014 for those making over $2 million.

Next year’s report from the Accounting MOVE Project aims to track the effect of community service on women’s career advancements.

Businesses, resellers and accounting firms continue to debate the benefits of selling or using true cloud, hosted, and on-premises accounting and ERP systems.

Last night, my wife Colleen and I made Ina Garten’s Beef Bourguignon for dinner. It’s a real classic that did not disappoint! With this and every recipe I tackle, I have a few choices.

Business is changing and firms need to adapt to it for the long term. That was one of the main themes of the Information Technology Alliance Fall Collaborative.

Accounting firms need to do a better job of getting found online, according to a new study by Online Marketing Group, When Will SEO and Accounting Firms Add Up?

A draft law that would force vast changes in the auditing profession in Europe is likely to have ripple effects in the U.S.

Financial services provider Fidelity Investments released the results of its Higher Education Generational Survey, examining the retirement savings and investing behavior of 600 higher education employees across three generations.