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A proposed Integrated Reporting Framework unveiled by the International Integrated Reporting Council this week is attracting some early support.

Rebecca Ryan of Next Generation Consulting talks with Accounting Today senior editor Danielle Lee about why it's important to find the "Michael Scott" in your accounting firm who is like the character played by Steve Carell in "The Office."

South Carolina accounting and consulting firm WebsterRogers announced the launch of their inaugural summer leadership program LEAP (Leadership, Excellence, Achievement and Performance).

The Internal Revenue Service needs a long-term strategy to improve the interactive services it offers online, according to a new government report.

Wastvedt & Co. has acquired the San Diego-based accounting firm, Advantage Tax and Accounting Services. Deal terms were undisclosed.

Sage North America today released Sage 50 Accounting 2014–U.S. Edition, which boasts enhancements to accounts receivable, streamlined accounts payable processes, and the addition of a business intelligence tool.

The Internal Revenue Service does not always recognize and properly investigate signs of tax fraud, according to a new report, foregoing at least millions of dollars in potential fraud penalties.

The Internal Revenue Service granted a three-month tax filing and payment extension to Boston-area taxpayers and others affected by Monday’s explosions at the Boston Marathon.

The promise of integrated reporting that combines financial reporting with a host of other factors, including sustainability, governance and community involvement, finally appears to be on the horizon.

The Internal Revenue Service is struggling to respond to an onslaught of tax returns filed on April 15, which is delaying acknowledgements to both federal and state returns.