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Groupon has backed off from using some unusual accounting methods in an amended filing for an initial public offering.

Former Rhode Island Auditor General Ernie Almonte opened the inaugural American Institute of CPAs’ E.D.G.E. Conference in New Orleans today with a talk on leadership that deemphasized individual accomplishment.

You're a hardworking CPA. You do excellent work and are in demand—but you aren't building your book of business as quickly as you'd like.

The Securities and Exchange Commission voted unanimously on July 26 to require large trading firms to identify themselves, so their market activities can be tracked.

CFA Institute, the association for global investment professionals, announced that the University of Virginia Darden School of Business has been named a CFA Program partner for its masters of business administration.

In the wake of Monday's huge market sell-off, Accounting Today financial planning columnist John Napolitano offers his thoughts on investor strategies.

While teaching depreciation to my individual taxation class at the community college, I paused and reflected upon why I love to teach this class so much.

Standard & Poor’s decision to lower the rating on U.S. debt from AAA to AA+ after the debt limit deal generated a lot of heat in Washington, with the political parties blaming each other, and administration officials pointing the finger of blame at S&P.

A group of Indian American organizations has written to President Obama, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asking for relief on penalties for failing to report foreign bank account holdings in India.

Virginia high school students have responded favorably to a new online financial literacy course, according to a survey by the Genworth Foundation, the program’s sponsor, and program designer EverFi, Inc.