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Valuations LLC, a company that provides free and low-cost business valuations for business owners, has introduced ProValuation, Web-based software designed for accountants, business brokers, and financially sophisticated business owners that allows them to output detailed business appraisals in either PDF or Microsoft Word format

A pair of financial firms that were located in the same building in Bedford, Mass., have decided to merge.

Mitt Romney says he can lower income tax rates by 20 percent without costing the U.S. government revenue and without making the middle class carry a bigger share of the tax load.

John Litchfield will manage the internal accounting, technology and human resource operations for the firm.

Pablo Picasso, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, is quoted as saying, “Colors, like features, follow the changes of the emotions.” Color can have a powerful effect on people’s feelings and mood, trigger scientifically noted physiological reactions, and leave a lasting impression.

Executives at mid-market companies remain guarded about their long-term prospects, but are nonetheless seeing their cash flow and revenue grow, allowing them to finally free up cash and hire more employees.

Few criminal tax cases are defended successfully, with the government boasting a conviction rate of 94 percent. So when the IRS used information from three jailed former boiler room operators to go after Boca Raton CPA John Miller, it didn’t look good for Miller.

Fuoco Group is expanding from its Long Island base to Miami, combining with Dohan Salum + Company, a CPA firm serving the South Florida area.

Preparing accurate tax returns is still a challenge for all too many participants in the Internal Revenue Service’s Volunteer Program, according to a new government report.

Nearly 40 percent of teenagers and young adults, aged 13 to 22 don’t believe they need to save for retirement, according to new studies from TD Ameritrade and PNC.