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The Internal Revenue Service issued a ruling allowing a taxpayer to use a tax-advantaged flexible spending account to pay for the medical portion of an ancestry test.

Carr, Riggs & Ingram has increased its presence in Mississippi with its latest M&A deal.

Wages grew at an average rate of 4.0 percent over the past year, increasing the average wage level by $1.09 to $28.54 an hour in the second quarter of the year.

The University of California, Davis, announced two redesigned accounting certificates — Accounting Principles and Accounting Specialist — set to debut this fall.

Playing it safe is too risky in today’s complicated world.

Ride-hailing customers may be forced to pay a new tax in the city where the disruptive industry got its start.

U.S. corporations brought back offshore profits in record numbers last year with nearly half of the repatriated funds coming from low-or-no-tax countries where companies had stashed cash prior to the 2017 tax law.

Cybersecurity is top of mind today for accountants, but accounting professionals have to keep in mind the vulnerability of their clients, and different types of clients face different levels of risk.

The mobile revolution boosted finance and accounting productivity — enter “pre-accounting,” and the art of automating functions that typically required human intervention.

Scholarships and taxes; delay in ASU 842; landmark documentaries; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.