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Senate Republican leaders dropped provisions that would repeal two taxes on high earners in a revised draft of their health-care bill sent to the Congressional Budget Office, according to GOP senators.

The Mass. firm volunteered at a local nature preserve as part of the MSCPA's statewide event.

The Private Company Council discussed the implementation costs of cloud computing during a meeting Tuesday and is asking its associated organization, the Financial Accounting Standards Board, to provide guidance on how to account for those costs.

Only 26 percent of chief financial officers said their companies allow all their employees to fulfill continuing professional education requirements while at work, according to a new survey.

Business travelers can set up a Lyft business account to have receipts sent directly to their expense management solution.

When accounting firms and other professional services firms submit their monthly bills, there’s often some sticker shock experienced by clients.

Unagreed IRS audits are just one area where teaming up can help accountants and tax pros.

The Internal Revenue Service has decided to limit its probe of Coinbase users to those who engaged in transactions of $20,000 or more, according to a court filing.

The Citadel in South Carolina will allow cadets to major in the field of study beginning this fall.