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SAP AG has released the SAP ERP Foundation Extension, a new offering designed to enable companies new to SAP to implement a system optimized to their specific needs, as well as deploy SAP more efficiently though their organization.

Americans who currently buy their own insurance through the individual market would receive tax credits averaging nearly $2,700 next year for coverage purchased through new insurance marketplaces under the Affordable Care Act, according to a new study.

The Association for Accounting Marketing will be hiring its first chief executive officer, representing the first staff hire for the national trade association.

The Nevada Supreme Court issued a little-noticed decision in late May that could have significant implications for disputes between auditors and their clients.

U.S. taxpayers filed 145.4 million individual income tax returns for tax year 2011, a 1.7 percent increase from 2010, according to newly released IRS statistics.

House Small Business Committee chairman Sam Graves, R-Mo., has written a letter to the Internal Revenue Service expressing his concerns about the thousands of notices that the IRS is sending to small businesses telling them they may have underreported their income.

New York business consulting, tax and financial management firm CKG CPAs recently received two awards for its May participation in the American Heart Association Tri County Heart Walk.

The Center for Audit Quality released a document Tuesday highlighting some important elements of audit quality that audit firms could consider in refining or developing their own reporting regarding their public company audit practice.

The Internal Revenue Service has proposed to extend for up to 10 years the amount of time that taxpayers would have to apply for the “innocent spouse” tax relief program.

Deloitte’s implementation service for the SAP CRM rapid-deployment solution is now qualified by SAP, officially allowing SAP software and content to be combined with services from Deloitte.