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The AICPA and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) announced on Tuesday that they have expanded their professional learning and development website to include competencies in financial accounting and reporting, including assurance, as part of a bigger effort to increase lifelong learning in the accounting profession.

EA Tynisa Gaines has written a book for teens facing a major rite of passage: filing their taxes for the first time.

Time is money, they say, and at many top firms that means that employees get to spend time like it was cash.

It’s never too late in the year for you and your clients to get ready for next tax season.

The AICPA has honored 32 CPAs, ages 40 and under, for their contributions to the areas of forensic accounting and business valuation with the first annual Standing Ovation Recognition Program, which recognizes the best young CPAs in various specialty credential areas.

For the fourth year in a row, the whistleblower awards that the Internal Revenue Service pays to tipsters will be reduced.

The International Organization of Securities Commissions is encouraging audit firms to be more transparent to investors about their practices by producing a new kind of report.

In my early days I would get many leads for clients who told me they were switching accountants because they believed they were paying “too much tax.”

Intuit announced new QuickBooks features, investments and partner programs at the QuickBooks Connect conference Nov. 2-4 in San Jose, Calif.

Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., has introduced two pieces of legislation to combat corporate tax inversions and tax deferral.