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Glastonbury, Conn.-based firm Forensic Accounting Services awarded Stratford High School student Meagan Simon a scholarship to pursue a career in forensic accounting.

In the relationship world, the dating process is typically a special experience. When you’re dating, you take your potential future partner out to nice dinners, buy them special gifts, surprise them, are tuned in to their feelings, and are usually working to earn their love and respect. Then…you get married.

It was born in the Harding administration, and now it’s celebrating its 90th year: the bureau formerly known as the General Accounting Office.

The Texas Society of CPAs honored their Corpus Christi Chapter with its outstanding chapter award for the third year in a row in recognition of its commitment to volunteerism, the profession and TSPCA.

The 136 graduates of PwC's Impact program for academically talented African American and black high school students have been awarded a total of $35 million in scholarships, the firm announced.

Intuit has produced an amusing infographic listing some of the "guilty pleasures" during tax season.

A personal brand is the single most important thing any professional will build over their career. It helps you become more marketable for promotions or job opportunities—but it can also help you generate more business by differentiating you and your firm in the marketplace.

The California Society of CPAs bestowed its 2011 Public Service Award on Blake Christian, a CPA and partner in the Long Beach, Calif. office of Southern California firm Holthouse Carlin & Van Trigt.

Richard Caturano, an office managing partner who heads McGladrey’s Boston office, is one of the accounting industry leaders backing the push for a separate standards board for private companies.

I finally figured it out—why the paperless tax workflow is so difficult for today’s firms to implement.