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Prime Minister Narendra Modi needs to offer much more than just his best intentions to clean up India’s whimsical tax regime to help convince insurers.

The other day, as I was browsing LinkedIn, I saw a job advertisement for a tax manager. Now I can honestly say I know nothing about the firm or even the location, but the first three words in the ad made me stop dead in my tracks (and no, I’m not looking for a new job.) “Beautiful Downtown Office.”

The National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts has launched international chapters in Africa and Europe.

Financial Accounting Standards Board chairman Russell Golden explained how FASB is working with both the International Accounting Standards Board and other national standard-setters, including China and Germany, as FASB moves past the convergence process.

I testified two times before the House Ways and Means Committee, in June 1980 and June 1985.

The Georgia Society of CPAs is uniting accountants in the Peach State in a friendly competition to support Georgia’s eight regional food banks.

Armanino announced that Silicon Valley professional services firm The Brenner Group will become an Armanino company, effective Sept. 1.

The International Accounting Standards Board is asking for feedback on a proposal Monday to postpone the date when entities need to change some aspects of how they account for transactions between investors and associates or joint ventures.

Willingness to manipulate earnings helps individuals succeed in corporate accounting, according to a new academic study.

Wipfli announced it will be the first U.S. partner to provide business process outsourcing powered by Microsoft in the United States, joining European providers of the Microsoft BPO Platform.