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Swiss banks must lure affluent clients from emerging markets or face a “slow death” as the pursuit of tax dodgers by U.S. and European authorities results in outflows of assets.

The trendy new term in the high-tech arena is “crowdfunding.” Both the President and Congress jumped on the crowdfunding bandwagon as a way to show they are doing something about the economy by passing the JOBS Act. What exactly is crowdfunding? Here’s one introduction through the eyes of a professional accountant and auditor.

Sage North America has partnered with manufacturing resource planning systems maker MISys Inc. to create Sage Simply Accounting Manufacturing by MISys, a specialized manufacturing resource planning tool that integrates with Sage Simply Accounting.

Analysts found that Comcast might need to revise its scoring system after Steve Burke, CEO of its NBCUniversal unit, announced Wednesday that the company would “about breakeven” with their 2012 London Olympics Game coverage.

Newly introduced legislation would cut business taxes by more than half for companies that manufacture patented products in the U.S.

A New Jersey tax preparer faces prison time and $250,000 in fines for intentionally filing false tax returns for her clients

CBIZ reported a 1.57 percent decline in small business employment in the month of July

Cougar Mountain Software released CMS Professional 2013, the latest version of its business and nonprofit accounting software, which includes a long list of new features and enhancements requested by existing customers.

Approximately 7,000 Medicaid providers in three selected states—Florida, New York, and Texas—had an estimated $791 million in unpaid federal taxes from 2009 or earlier, but nonetheless received about $6.6 billion in Medicaid reimbursements that year, according to a new study by the Government Accountability Office.

The owner of a California medical marijuana dispensary was found to have underreported income. Moreover, he was precluded from deducting most of the expenses he claimed because the business consisted of trafficking in controlled substances.