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Business professionals–just like everyone else—get excited and love to tell everyone in the office about their amazing workout. But regardless of the workout intensity, it’s what happens between your workout sessions that are important.

The Internal Revenue Service has put up a Web page with answers to frequently asked questions about Schedule UTP, the new form that requires large corporations to disclose information about their uncertain tax positions.

Tri-state area high school students congregated around half a dozen large candy bowl centerpieces high above a rainy Times Square in the Ernst & Young offices last night to confer about university fears, tips and job opportunities.

The Federal Trade Commission reported that it receives more complaints about debt collection than any other single industry.

KPMG and the National Academy Foundation are collaborating to bolster accounting education to underserved high school students in the foundation’s Academies of Finance nationwide.

Search engine optimization, or SEO, is the art of dressing up your website so that Google looks favorably upon it. A high ranking by Google could be a source of free leads – potentially a lot of free leads. And who would argue with that?

A Web site that helps taxpayers file for tax extensions has created a map that shows tax procrastination trends across the country.

According to a new Pace University study, Starbucks, Coca-Cola and Nike’s social media popularity translates to more than just Facebook “likes” and Twitter followers—it shows a positive correlation with stock price.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board may be changing the rules on how banks account for loans made at below-market rates in order to win future business from a client.

A Parnu, Estonia, vocational school's use of computer-simulated companies as learning tools is spreading to accounting and economic students at other schools in the country, according to national public station ETV.