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The Governmental Accounting Standards Board is looking for feedback on a proposal to improve the guidance on compensated absences for state and local government employees, along with disclosure requirements.

Goodwill impairments recorded by public companies declined in 2019, but the COVID-19 pandemic appears to have caused it to spike in 2020, based on early reports.

High touch vs. high tech? Both have merit, but you can’t be both.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen added an international tax policy expert to her staff as the U.S. reverses a Trump-era stance over digital taxation of technology companies.

Thomas Sandell and Sandell Asset Management are paying $105 million to New York, the biggest fine of its kind in the state.

Senator Elizabeth Warren said IRS funding should be bolstered so the richest Americans get audited about once every three years as part of her proposed 2 percent annual tax on wealth in excess of $50 million.

Despite the gains, employment has effectively gone 'nowhere' since October, according to one expert.

The corporate finance and accounting area underperforms compared to other job functions when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Big Four CPA Tiffany Vaughn has a side gig: Helping people achieve their money goals.

As more firms recruit remotely and beyond their geographic borders, some new hires may never need to come into the office again.