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Members of the New Jersey Society of CPAs recently traveled to 144 high schools statewide to inform 8,000 students about career opportunities in the profession.

While improvements have been made in the Internal Revenue Service’s information technology systems over the past year, the IRS still needs to do more to protect sensitive financial and taxpayer data and deliver new systems, according to a new report.

Confidence in the global economy fell in the third quarter among finance professionals around the world, with two-thirds of them saying the global economy is either stagnating or reversing, according to a new survey.

Actor Stephen Baldwin has reportedly been arrested and charged with failing to pay over $350,000 in income taxes to the State of New York.

Dave Stende steps in as Eide Bailly LLP’s new managing partner and CEO-elect.

The Internal Revenue Service has released interim guidance and final regulations on the medical device excise tax that was included as part of the Affordable Care Act.

The Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters has added several new features to the latest version of its Workpapers CS software for managing tax engagement workpapers.

Pessimism about the state of the U.S. economy appears to be increasing among CPAs who hold executive and senior management accounting roles, according to a new survey.

The respective presidents of the American Institute of CPAs and CPA2Biz mapped out how technology is and will affect the accounting profession and ultimately evolve them into being a digital CPA, taking a firm stance that is change is about client service and not just tools.