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The Financial Foundation and the Financial Accounting Standards Board that it oversees are marking their 40th anniversary by introducing redesigned logos, branding and Web sites.

If you haven’t noticed, there’s been an apparent rush to “get to the cloud” but as cloud implementers, we constantly meet clients that are hesitant to move to the cloud for their sales, financial reporting, customer service or a myriad of other functions.

Since many time and billing systems don’t usually record time spent on a mobile phone with a client or emails sent, Chrometa has come up with a way to do just that in an app.

The House Ways and Means Committee held a hearing on tax reform and residential real estate, considering the effect of changing popular tax breaks like the mortgage interest deduction.

Robert Herz, the former chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, has written a new book on his experiences leading FASB, with reflections on his experiences leading the board through the financial crisis and in its efforts to converge U.S. GAAP with International Financial Reporting Standards.

Nexus for state corporate income and sales and use taxes remains widely variable between states, according to the Bloomberg BNA 2013 Survey of State Tax Departments.

The Internal Revenue Service has collected over $5.5 billion in revenue from taxpayers who came forward and reported on their foreign holdings under its Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Programs, but it could be missing billions more in revenue from tax evaders, according to a new report.

South Florida CPA and consulting firm Daszkal Bolton has created the Jeffrey A. Bolton Children’s Education Fund in honor of cofounder Jeff Bolton, who died suddenly April 19, 2013 in a swimming accident in the Bahamas.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued draft versions of two forms needed for overseas taxpayers to file in connection with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.

Some companies enhanced this or partnered with that, all well and good, but notable Sage family mergers and the fact that Microsoft may actually be going after accountants deserves more discussion.