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The IRS reportedly wants to find out how closely companies are complying with requirements for paying employment taxes by doing audits of about 6,000 companies.

I’m working on our annual women in accounting feature and one question keeps popping up: why, in 2009 are we still discussing the lack of high ranking women in the profession?

There’s an interesting discussion brewing out in Internet-land regarding President Obama’s advice to high schoolers regarding their use of Facebook. His opinion? Be careful what you post because it may come back to haunt you. Is he right or a bit behind the times?

It didn’t take long for the tomatoes to start flying after Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., presented his long-awaited health care reform plan.

Cal State University, Northridge has some hometown loyalty when it comes to the area of accounting.

The First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit has itself been credited with helping spur many of the home sales in recent months, and that’s prompting some lawmakers to call for extending and expanding it.

It’s not too late to register for this year’s Joint National Conference sponsored by the American Society of Women Accountants and American Woman’s Society of CPAs, Oct. 19 to Oct. 21 in Las Vegas.

Congressional Republicans are exerting pressure on agencies like HUD, the Census Bureau and soon the IRS to sever their ties with the low-income housing advocacy group ACORN in the wake of recent hidden camera video footage.

Have an intergenerational issue in your firm? Accounting Tomorrow is teaming up with Rebecca Ryan of Next Generation Consulting to answer your questions. Today’s topic is iPods at work – Are they acceptable or not?

President Obama paid a visit to Wall Street to warn financiers that he does not intend to pass up the opportunity to overhaul the financial industry.