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A New Jersey Society of CPAs poll of over 100 members found that approximately 75 percent of respondents still have debts of over $20,000.

A prosecutor in a high-profile French tax case questioned why UBS Group AG systematically destroyed handwritten notebooks detailing the movement of French clients’ funds to surrounding lower-tax countries.

The Internal Revenue Service unveiled proposed regulations Friday for what Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says could be a $100 billion investment opportunity for real estate and businesses in distressed areas.

If your favorite NFL team doesn’t make it to the playoffs, President Donald Trump’s tax overhaul might be in part to blame.

Roth & Co. opens office in Jerusalem; RSM releases ERP blockchain solution; and more news from CPA offices across the country.

BlackLine hires first chief people officer; Katz, Sapper & Miller appoints eight directors; and other recent hires, promotions and personnel news from firms across the country.

Speedy time; embezzling from the dead; thousands in gold coins; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s new hedge accounting standard is prompting some companies to adopt the standard ahead of the Jan 1, 2019 effective date, though many companies are still not using hedge accounting at all.

The FP&A software provider has its sights set on the billion-dollar examples of Adaptive Insights and Anaplan.

Jody Padar on how all generations need to embrace new skills, change, and helping clients with their goals.