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Peter Bible, a partner-in-charge of the Public Companies Group at the accounting firm EisnerAmper, recently shared some thoughts about potential reforms for going concern warnings.

For tax professionals and paid preparers in particular, an item that should be of growing concern over the past few years has been preparer penalties.

10 ways to keep your firm from getting sued for professional malpractice

Tax practices make some fundamental mistakes in their marketing -- but they can correct them, according to Chuck McCabe, CEO of The Income Tax School Inc.

Three defendants involved in a stolen identity refund fraud scheme have been sentenced in the Middle District of Alabama, according to the Department of Justice.

Randy Robason has been selected to lead Grant Thornton LLP’s International Tax practice.

A bill requiring federal agencies to place new controls on government charge cards and enforce more stringent penalties for violations by federal employees is on its way to President Obama for his signature, following final passage by Congress over the weekend.

PricewaterhouseCoopers has completed the acquisition of substantially all of the assets of Ant’s Eye View, a social media strategy development and consulting firm.

Accounting firms need to fix their flawed compensation policies by linking pay to performance, according to a new book published by the American Institute of CPAs.

The Internal Revenue Service would be able to save more than $111 million in real estate rental costs over the next five years by requiring employees to share their work space if they often work remotely, according to a new government report.