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The Financial Accounting Standards Board has proposed a new accounting standards update that would require public and private companies to change the way they report income taxes on their financial statements.

Brian Croteau, deputy chief accountant at the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of the Chief Accountant, plans to step down.

Morgan Stanley added Dennis M. Nally, a four-decade veteran of PricewaterhouseCoopers, to its board after long-serving director Laura D. Tyson stepped down in May.

AffordableSchools.net, an online resource focusing on affordable higher education institutes and academic programs, recently announced their ranking of the 25 Most Affordable Online Masters of Accounting Degrees. American Public University System (Charles Town, W. Va.) was placed first, with the University of Massachusetts-Lowell (Lowell, Mass.) and Western Governors University (Salt Lake City, Utah) taking second and third, respectively.

This edition of Generational Viewpoints features two individuals from HoganTaylor on how public accounting firms need to change to attract and retain young talent

Tennessee’s LBMC is well on its way to solving this conundrum

The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance is warning tax preparers about the potential security risks they face from cybercriminals who are trying to access the data of their tax clients.

Looking for a gift to give after all those June weddings? How about some solid tax advice for the newlyweds?

The Internal Revenue Service spent $10.71 million on guns, ammunition and other military-style equipment from fiscal year 2006 to FY 2014, according to a new report.

The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) announced on Monday the election of Angela Witzany as chairman of the organization’s 2016-2017 Global Board of Directors. The election of Witzany, as well as the rest of the Global Board, was held at the IIA’s annual business meeting following the organization’s 75th International Conference in New York City.