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A new iPhone app aims to teach double-entry bookkeeping to accounting students and non-accountants.

Richard Stoller has joined CohnReznick LLP’s New York office as partner.

CPA and vice president of product strategy at CPA2Biz Greg LaFollette describes how competing cloud vendors can and should work together to help drive CPA adoption.

IMGCAP(1)]In the first part of this article, we explored using video conferencing in a tax practice; in this article, we'll explore how to actually get started using Skype and other services.

Financial troubles appeared to be on the rise last month for lower-income Americans earning under $50,000, according to Consumer Reports, while wealthier Americans earning $100,000 or more saw their financial situations improve significantly.

O.J. Simpson is continuing to confront tax liens from the Internal Revenue Service, even though he is serving time in prison.

The Financial Accounting Foundation has completed a post-implementation review of an accounting standard dating back to 1996 that aimed to improve the way public companies report financial information about their business segments, and found that it generally achieved that purpose, although some companies are being less than forthcoming about all of their business segments.

The former treasurer of a local union chapter of IRS and other Treasury Department employees has been charged with embezzling over $20,000 of the union’s funds.

The Internal Revenue Service plans to introduce a simplified way for small business owners and home-based employees to claim the home office tax deduction.

The American Society of Women Accountants is updating its image, changing the name of the organization to the Accounting & Financial Women’s Alliance.