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The recent spate of ransomware attacks against cloud-based accounting platforms has left many firms on edge, wondering about the security of data within their own firms.

An IRS revenue ruling explains what happens when a distribution check from a qualified plan isn’t cashed.

Every year a number of small and mid-sized CPA firms either die on the vine, break up, or merge up if a well-run firm is willing to take them on.

For accounting professionals who would like the option for on-the-fly presentations for clients or otherwise, here is the lowdown on portable projectors.

EisnerAmper changes corporate headquarters; Boomer Consulting hands out awards for excellence in tech; and more CPA news.

Foodman CPAs hires director of anti-money laundering compliance; two firms celebrate a professional making the Houston Women Who Mean Business list; and more personnel news.

While there are many ways to hit a home run with OZ investments, there are also plenty of ways to strikeout.

A Robert Half survey also found that 91 percent of polled firms are equipped to train current staff members in technical proficiencies.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department issued a notice saying they intend to issue regulations for determining global intangible low-taxed income.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board issued four documents explaining the new rules.