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Premature withdrawals from retirement accounts have become Americas new piggy bank, cracked open in record amounts during lean times by people like Cindy Cromie, who needed the money to rent a U-Haul and start a new life.
May 7 -
The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy and the International Integrated Reporting Council said Wednesday they are creating a public sector pioneer network to promote the implementation of integrated reporting in the public sector.
May 7 -
New England CPA and consulting firm BerryDunn announced that Marcus Chase of Pittsburg, N.H., has been awarded the 2014 BerryDunn Scholarship at the University of New Hampshire.
May 6
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Switzerland and Singapore agreed to automatically share bank data across borders as governments around the world seek to crack down on tax evasion.
May 6 -
Consulting may be an attractive career move for CFOs who may not be ready to stop working when they retire, according to a new poll.
May 6 -
The House Ways and Means Committee may have broken the law when it publicly disclosed confidential taxpayer information in a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder.
May 6 -
Nearly two-thirds of corporate tax leaders are skeptical about the two-year timeline set by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development for curbing multinational tax avoidance, according to a new survey by KPMG.
May 6 -
Janet ONeill and Catherine Latham are the newest shareholders at Mayer Hoffman McCann PC.
May 6 -
Spring is here, tax season is over, the sun is out, it is time to get out on the course and hit the little white ball into the hole 400 yards away.
May 6 -
South Carolina Association of CPAs CEO Erin Hardwick Pate, California Society of CPAs CEO Loretta Doon, and Missouri Society of CPAs president and CEO Jim O'Hallaron talk about the challenges faced by state CPA societies, in an interview with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Daniel Hood.
May 6
