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Southern U.S. CPA firm Dixon Hughes Goodman recently donated more than 500,000 pounds of food to communities in the 11 states the firm serves.

Useful truth in accounting should be magnified, not vilified

Business clients who run afoul of the law and face fraud charges will oftentimes turn around and sue their accountants for malpractice, at the urging of their attorneys.

President Obama signed an executive order Tuesday to establish a U.S. Department of the Treasury-led President’s Advisory Council to build young Americans’ financial capabilities.

The Michigan CPAs of UHY recently took to the ice, teaming up with Howard & Howard Attorneys to face off against bankers from Talmer Bank & Trust in a charity hockey game to benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Southeastern Michigan.

Peter Reilly, executive vice president of Bethesda, Md.-based CPA and business advisory firm Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell, recently completed his 15th Great Chesapeake Bay 4.4 Mile Swim.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board announced the 77 recipients of its 2013-14 academic scholarships, hailing from as many colleges and universities.

I recently attended the AICPA’s Practitioners Symposium and Tech+ Conference, where I had an unbelievably over-stimulating night club experience.

BlumShapiro recently donated $5,000 to the Alzheimer's Association Connecticut Chapter that firm employees raised through donning jeans on Fridays.

A new survey from the staffing company Accountemps finds that the top reason cited by CFOs for why their employees fail to advance is poor interpersonal skills (30 percent).