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Plante & Moran’s Grand Rapids, Mich., office was honored with a Huntington Pillar Award from the Women’s Resource Center yesterday for their progressive workplace policies and practices.

Starting this fall, Carlow University in Pittsburgh will offer a new master of science degree in fraud and forensics that will focus on the detection, investigation and prevention of white-collar crime.

CCH has released a video explaining the tax treatment of any gambling winnings from the March Madness college hoops brackets and other forms of betting.

H&R Block is asking the public to choose which 250 schools the company will award personal finance curriculum grants through its Dollars & Sense program.

Deloitte is hosting its fourth annual “Maximum Impact: Deloitte’s Alternative Spring Break” recruitment and volunteerism program this week that connects high-potential undergraduate candidates and underserved youth.

No charges have yet been filed by either the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Justice Department against former Lehman Brothers executives, or the bank’s auditors at Ernst & Young, over Lehman’s use of so-called Repo 105 repurchase transactions, and the prospects appear to be dimming that they ever will be.

The Star Wars saga has once again been reimagined—this time by unlikely filmmakers the Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs.

To support relief efforts in Japan after last week’s earthquake and tsunami, Liberty Tax Service will waive tax preparation fees for first-time customers who contribute a minimum of $50 to the Red Cross on Saturday, March 19.

Eight employees of New Jersey and New York-based Wiss & Company celebrated The National Education Association’s Read Across America Day earlier this month by reading to students of the Cerebral Palsy of North Jersey’s Horizon School (CPNJ).

The Internal Revenue Service has been getting tough in its audits of California medical marijuana dispensaries, denying them the ability to deduct many common business expenses.