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I just returned from a conference packed with young professionals. When I was settled and had a chance to look around, it was a bit of a culture shock.

Greg Kyte, a CPA and MBA who does standup comedy, has been posting some of his routines on YouTube.

A team of DePaul University students captured top honors at a national accounting case competition for Hispanic students for the second time in five years.

President Obama reportedly plans to propose tax credits for companies that hire new workers, along with aid for school construction and repairs, as a way to create new jobs.

Lansing, Mich.-based tax office management service provider ATOM Software announced that its more than 500 nationwide retail tax preparation and accounting customers can now incorporate their Facebook marketing campaigns within their customized business client portal offerings.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board’s proposal to require mandatory rotation of auditing firms for publicly traded companies has already been drawing flak a day after it was released.

Karen Love, director of practice growth for Houston CPA firm Pannell Kerr Forster of Texas, was named one of 10 Women on the Move by professional organization Texas Executive Women.

Conducting an effective job search requires you to have a clear vision of the job you want to find.

Tom Marino, the chief executive of J.H. Cohn, visited the Accounting Today offices on Tuesday to talk about how his firm is preparing for International Financial Reporting Standards.

By the end of the last day of the American Institute of CPAs’ first E.D.G.E Conference in New Orleans last week, participants were fulfilling the promise of the acronym—Evolve, Distinguish, Grow Emerge—in the most participatory sessions of the three-day event.