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The other night I was watching Andi Dorfman, The Bachelorette, pass out roses to some very lucky men. Her roses were unilaterally accepted by those who wanted to continue dating her. But what if she wasn’t handing out roses?

The international Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has released a new report suggesting a number of reforms to strengthen the U.S. economic recovery, including tax reform.

U.S. Wealth Management president and CEO John Napolitano discusses how accounting firms should be choosier about the clients they accept, in an interview with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Daniel Hood.

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has published two proposed statements to improve financial reporting by state and local governments of other post-employment benefits, such as retiree health insurance.

Medtronic Inc., the globe-spanning medical device maker founded in a Minneapolis garage in 1949, is poised to become the biggest company yet to escape the U.S. tax system by shifting its incorporation abroad.

Host Analytics announced a special offer to migrate Oracle Hyperion customers onto its cloud platform delivering full EPM functionality.

I conclude my conversation with two professionals who are influenced, and work with, members of all generations.

ZenPayroll announced it is joining Intuit’s Apps.com partner platform, offering integration with QuickBooks Online.

The problem with conversations is that they're ephemeral: People get together, they talk, sometimes they come up with a brilliant idea, more often they don't, but either way, no one's keeping track. Yammer can help.

The Internal Revenue Service claims to have lost two years’ worth of email messages between Lois Lerner, the former director of the Exempt Organizations unit who is facing contempt of Congress charges, and correspondents outside the agency.