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Has it ever been more challenging to get work done than it is today? It’s quite ironic that, as fortunate as we are to have all of the technological innovations we enjoy today, these “productivity boosters” can be too much of a good thing.

A new Web site called Teaspiller launched on Tuesday with the aim of helping taxpayers find accountants, especially during tax season.

Gaithersburg, Maryland-based DeLeon & Stang has reported losses—to the waistlines of 19 team members who completed a six-week Corporate Fit Challenge in November.

The alpaca industry in the U.S. is poised to soar, thanks to generous government tax breaks.

The foundation of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants announced today that it awarded $254,500 to 92 recipients of the AICPA Scholarship for Minority Accounting Students for the 2010-11 academic year.

With the 2010 e-file mandate just around the corner, I am amazed at the number of CPAs who will be filing electronically for the first time.

Students from Purdue University North Central tax and accounting classes are offering free help to the public in preparing federal and state income tax returns.

Verizon said Friday it would change its method of accounting for pensions and other post-employment benefits, using something akin to mark-to-market accounting, the same type of accounting that has been criticized for the financial crisis and the implosion of Enron.

If you’ve ever wondered about how Web sites are tracking your movements across the Internet, as many of us do these days, then a handy utility could prove very useful and enlightening.

During her “Tomorrow’s Trends” session at the 10th annual Winning Is Everything conference today in Las Vegas, Rebecca Ryan challenged CPA firms’ casual commitment to looking ahead.