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The AICPA kicked off its Spring Council meeting in San Diego with dining, dancing and awards.

Financial executives think so.

As the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board accelerate their convergence efforts, some financial executives are worried that it might be way too much to absorb.

If you’re an accounting graduate looking for a job, you may just want to check out Chicago-based BDO.

Hedge fund managers and private equity firm partners have been fighting efforts in Congress to raise the tax on carried interest from capital gains rates, and venture capitalists have now fired an opening salvo against the latest legislation.

Next Generation Consulting and WorldatWork have released a new research report addressing the importance of customizing rewards packages – and not treating employees the same.

In its continued efforts to recruit resellers of competing accounting and enterprise resource planning systems, NetSuite took the time to show up at Insights, Sage North America's reseller conference.

Livingston, N.J.-based Wiss & Company rolled out a pilot program challenging teams of Montclair State University accounting majors to create and present an expanded business plan for a fictitious soft drink company. The goal? To get students using their knowledge, creativity and communication skills in the area of accounting and business planning.

A federal judge has ruled that Richard Egan, the founder of storage technology company EMC, used illegal tax shelters to try to cheat the U.S. government out of $62 million in taxes after he was appointed U.S. Ambassador to Ireland.

Here’s something we haven’t heard before – Millennials are concerned for their future. This is breaking news from the latest survey released by The Allstate Corporation and National Journal.