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Workflow software developer XCM Solutions visited the offices today to show off the upcoming version of the company’s software for helping accounting firms route documents to employees and partners.

IMGCAP(1)] As I spend time with CPA firms and learn about their approaches to developing their talent, exceptional programs rise to the top. One program that comes to mind is WIN@CG, Clifton Gunderson’s women’s initiative. This award-winning, results-oriented platform is worthy of emulation.

Tax agents in states including Minnesota, California and Nebraska are using social networking sites like MySpace and search engines like Google to track down tax evaders.

The director of academic and career development at the American Institute of CPAs has received the President’s Award from Beta Alpha Psi, an honorary organization for accounting, financial and information systems’ students and professionals.

The First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit that was part of the stimulus package may be giving a lift to the housing industry, but it’s also been having the unintended effect of stimulating some dishonest tax preparers and taxpayers to practice tax fraud.

Communication style and monetary awards can be the source of major differences in attitude among generations in the workplace, a recent international survey has revealed.

Sage Software showed off the latest edition of its ACT contact management software at the offices here today and demonstrated how it’s now leveraging social networks like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

RSM McGladrey employees from the Great Plains region raised $42,000 for the Special Olympics and presented the check on the day it was announced that the organization’s founder Eunice Shriver had died.

Testosterone could play an important role in the way different genders deal with financial risks and career choices, according to a new study.

Beta Alpha Psi, at the University of South Florida, has been named an inaugural KPMG Gold chapter through the firm’s Gold Chapter Challenge.