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The tax cut and unemployment extension bill that Congress passed earlier this month also included a host of obscure tax breaks, including for TV shows, imported rum and motor sport race tracks.

Ernst & Young will be holding its annual conference next week to attract more young people to the tax profession.

Demand Media, an online content producer that has postponed a planned IPO, recently revealed some strange wrinkles in its accounting for writer expenses.

Accounting and professional services staffing company Robert Half International has amassed 16,000 toys and games from its own employees and local businesses.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has begun cracking down on Chinese companies that go public on the U.S. markets by doing a “reverse takeover” of a U.S. shell company.

The federal commission investigating the causes behind the 2008 financial crisis has blown its original deadline of last week for delivering a final report, but its Republican members have instead released a pre-report of their own.

Irving Picard, the trustee overseeing the liquidation of Bernard Madoff’s old investment firm, scored his biggest coup yet with the announcement that the widow of Jeffry Picower has agreed to forfeit $7.2 billion in profits from the Madoff Ponzi scheme to its victims.

I have spent the last decade working within small and midsized accounting firms.

In case you haven’t gotten the memo yet, here it is one more time: Poor posture will cost you productivity.

Ohio firm garners nearly 118,000 lbs, of food for pantries.