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Men can stand out with their apparel and accessories and make an impact on their clients and prospects.

For most of us in the accounting profession, Excel spreadsheets are tried and true tools of the trade. And that’s absolutely fine. They’re what we know. They’re comfortable. And for the most part, they get the job done.

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain saw his rising numbers in the latest tracking polls reflected in the swipes that rival candidates took at his tax proposals.

The American Institute of CPAs announced the 2011 recipients of three accounting curriculum awards granted to educators who demonstrate innovative teaching practices at three different educational levels.

Most long-time accounting professionals have at least one folklore-type story to tell.

Inc. magazine named Ohio regional CPA firm Cohen & Company to its 2011 Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest-growing companies.

The Kansas City Zoo is hoping that voters will approve a new sales tax of one-eighth of a cent to support the zoo.

Jeanne A. Smith, tax and strategic business services partner at Southwest CPA firm Weaver, has been appointed to a two-year term as a national regional director of the American Society of Women Accountants.

It’s hard to negotiate a good salary—from either side of the table—without solid market knowledge. Accountants are lucky.

The American Institute of CPAs announced the ten recipients of the John L. Carey scholarship, awarded annually to students with little or no previous accounting education who intend to attain graduate accounting degrees and become CPAs.