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For David Morgan, co-founder and co-managing partner of LBMC, a top-50 accounting firm in Nashville, there is a strong similarity between his work and his long-time passion, Bordeaux wines.

Richard Chambers, president and CEO of the Institute of Internal Auditors, has released a new book, "Lessons Learned on the Audit Trail," that describes his varied career and the real-life challenges he sees in achieving success in the internal audit profession.

Jobs at small businesses increased last month, with Washington State leading the way along with the Mountain region of the country, according to payroll provider Paychex and the research firm IHS.

Tax-exempt organizations using the calendar year as their fiscal year must file 2013 990-series information returns and notices by Thursday, May 15, and should be careful about the information they include, the IRS warned.

Lynne Born, chief operating officer of Seiler LLP, has been named one of the most influential women by Silicon Valley Business Journal.

The founder of a Swiss trust company that U.S. prosecutors say worked with Credit Suisse Group AG to help American clients evade taxes pleaded guilty in Virginia, increasing pressure on the bank as it tries to resolve a Justice Department criminal probe.

Organizations have increased their oversight of business continuity management activities, according to a new survey by KPMG that found 71 percent of respondents indicating they have a senior management advisory or steering committee in place, up from 65 percent in a 2011-2012 survey.

U.S. companies looking for lower tax bills are heading for the exits, and Congress is doing nothing to stop them.

Private sector employers added 220,000 jobs in April, in a sign of a more robust economy taking shape, according to the latest employment report from payroll giant ADP.

I interviewed professionals in charge of human resources at reputable accounting firms to find out how they successfully manage and motivate accounting professionals. I’m confident that if you read on, you’ll learn a thing or two.