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Nearly three-quarters of women in accounting and finance believe they face different obstacles from their male counterparts, according to a new survey.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board have tried to winnow down the priority projects on their convergence agenda to just three or four, but that hasn’t stopped interested parties from trying to get them to add more work to their to-do list.

Well, it’s been almost a year since I first blogged about the e-filing mandate. With the 2010 tax season officially over, I’m curious how it went for you?

The Internal Revenue Service has decided to go along with a U.S. Tax Court decision last year allowing a transgender person to deduct the cost of their sex reassignment surgery.

While walking down the hall of my office recently, I was reminded of the fact that accessories play a huge role in our wardrobes, and can not only dress up an outfit, but can completely change the look or style of your ensemble.

Tax audits of corporations are increasing across the country at both the federal and state levels, according to a new survey by KPMG.

Arizona CPA and business advisory firm Henry & Horne recently congratulated a partner and director of human resources for their receipt of two awards.

Denver-based accounting and business consulting firm Ehrhardt Keefe Steiner & Hottman was recognized as one of the “25 Best Medium-Sized Companies to Work for in America” by the Great Place to Work Institute and Entrepreneur magazine.

Japanese camera and medical device maker Olympus is facing questions over its efforts to cover up investment losses for about 20 years.

Roseland, N.J.-based professional services firm Rothstein Kass will partner with publisher and events host Garden State Woman to sponsor the 2011-12 Garden State Woman Education Foundation Scholarship Fund to support inner-city New Jersey girls that have been accepted to a four-year college in the state.