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U.S. Wealth Management CEO John Napolitano describes how accounting firms and broker-dealers can best leverage their relationships, in an interview with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Daniel Hood.

Leisa Gill, LBMC Private Company Segment Leader and Director of Marketing Strategy, was honored with the Paul Harris Award. The Paul Harris Award, named after the Rotary Founder, goes to individuals who strive to make a difference in their communities.

California is the state with the highest number of ultra-wealthy individuals in the United States, according to a new report.

Holiday shoppers who are planning spending sprees at their local stores on Black Friday and Thanksgiving weekend will be contending not only with door-buster bargains, but also with sales taxes, which in some states and localities can be much higher or lower than others.

Tax refund fraud associated with prisoner Social Security Numbers remains a growing problem for tax administration despite the Internal Revenue Service’s efforts to curb it, according to a new government report.

Myers, Brettholtz & Company employees provided PACE Center for Girls staff, volunteers and students a home-cooked Thanksgiving lunch on Monday at their new school location off of Evans Avenue in Fort Myers.

Microsoft Corp. sued the Internal Revenue Service seeking information about the agency’s contract with a law firm tied to audits of the software maker’s transfer pricing practices.

John Napolitano of US Wealth Management discusses the role of the broker-dealer in a financial planning practice, and how CPA firms should pick theirs.

AuditFile announced plans to integrate its cloud-based audit, review and compilation solution with leading accounting software solutions QuickBooks Online and Xero.

Thought leader Ron Baker wants accounting firms to view themselves in a new light – and a big part of that will require jettisoning a favorite tool.