AT Think

The Outlook email inbox is still the center of Western Civilization.

The accounting firm Brown Smith Wallace has been counseling its business clients on ways to save money on their taxes by taking advantage of some government incentives.

Baylor University students are asking faculty, fellow students and Central Texas residents to save them a dance—or over 1,000, if they accomplish their goal of setting a Guinness World Record for world’s largest Zumba class in an effort to send Baylor accounting students on a vocational mission trip to Uganda this summer.

The deficit reduction plan that President Obama plans to introduce on Wednesday is expected to include a combination of spending cuts and tax hikes.

How many firms regularly share information with staff in an attempt to educate? And I’m not just talking about professional staff—but all staff.

The Obama administration and congressional Republicans struck an eleventh-hour deal to prevent a government shutdown on Friday night, with one of the conditions being a vote this week on the tax-cutting fiscal 2012 budget proposal introduced last week by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis.

The Internet Advertising Competition honored the American Institute of CPA Insiders with the Best Associations Online Newsletter Campaign award.

The Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs has released the final video in their trilogy of movie tributes intended to bring awareness to the profession.

New Jersey-based accounting firm WithumSmith+Brown is heading to the syndicated Rachael Ray show for an accounting makeover on Friday.

Connecticut accounting firm BlumShapiro will host a 5K fundraising race to benefit the nation’s largest free day camp, Camp Courant, this summer.