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Eide Bailly LLP has acquired the Littleton, Colo.-based boutique tax firm Clark & Srsich LLC. The firm’s newest addition will provide services from the firm’s Golden, Colo., office.

The National Society of Accountants has called on the IRS to immediately revise the Circular 230 provision that states that tax preparers may not give tax advice that is not directly related to prepared tax returns.

Looking to build a credible, professional style? Here are some tips to keep in mind, especially as the holiday season begins.

Small business owners’ optimism has fallen in the wake of the presidential election.

Cloud accounting software provider Xero Inc. has raised $49 million from existing U.S. investors primarily to further fund their global expansion and growth towards 1 million customers.

Top 100 Firm Mauldin & Jenkins promotes two managers to partner in its Florida and Georgia locations.

David Landsittel, the chairman of the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission, or COSO, wants auditors to get ready for the expanded internal control framework that he anticipates will be approved next year.

Two former Ernst & Young LLP tax attorneys, Richard Shapiro and Martin Nissenbaum, won reversal of their convictions for developing illegal tax shelters sold by the accounting firm from 1999 to 2001.

Hewlett-Packard Co.’s directors and auditors, along with Autonomy Corp. founder Mike Lynch, were sued by investors over alleged misstatements related to last year’s purchase of the British software maker.

Congressional Republicans dug in to fight President Barack Obama’s plan to skirt the fiscal cliff, rejecting his tax-and-spending proposal as the president heads out today to sell it to the American public.