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Payroll? Yeah, there’s an app for that too.

From now until April, Ohio CPAs are volunteering to prepare 2009 tax returns for military personnel who are permanent residents of Ohio and are currently deployed outside of the state.

President Obama met with the head of the AFL-CIO and other labor unions Monday in an effort to allay their concerns over the tax on so-called “Cadillac” health insurance plans in the Senate’s version of the health care reform legislation.

Those of you who work with the construction and manufacturing sects may want to take note – one in five working-age American men do not have a job. And though we don’t like to generalize here at Accounting Tomorrow, we will admit, men are more likely to work in those industries.

On Christmas Eve, Koss Corp. fired its vice president of finance for allegedly embezzling up to $31 million over a period of five years from the headphone company, and on New Year's Eve it dismissed its auditor too.

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The Senate’s failure to decide what to do about the estate tax is bound to open up more demand for estate planners this year.

The fourth year of Ernst & Young’s Discover Tax Leadership Conference is going strong as 102 minority students from all over the country have gathered here in New York (braving the cold) to learn about tax – and themselves.

The Institute of Management Accountants has revamped its Certified Management Accountant certification to make it more relevant for today’s financial environment.

Two entrepreneurial friends from Long Island have created a board game where buying, investing and credit will help you become the winner that takes all.