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The American Institute of CPAs has debuted a new eReader app for the iPhone and iPad to provide accountants with auditing and accounting eBooks.
July 9 -
A new Web site aims to draw attention to accountants in the Seattle area.
July 9 -
Jennifer Wilson, co-founder and partner at ConvergenceCoaching, talks with Accounting Today senior editor Danielle Lee about how accounting firms are dealing with the different perspectives among various generations.
July 9 -
The Internal Revenue Service reminded taxpayers and tax preparers Monday that it is now offering more flexible terms for its offer-in-compromise program as part of its expanded Fresh Start initiative.
July 9 -
I recently had the opportunity to be part of the CCH Listens tour. Basically, CCH executives sit back, listen to and absorb what accountants really want in the way of technology.
July 9
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The decision of the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is not going to make our conversations with our clients any simpler, even if it resolves some of the overall economic uncertainty that has made these conversations so difficult of late.
July 8 -
With more than a third of this year's top value-added resellers now carrying cloud accounting and/or ERP products, and most of the remaining firms adding to their existing product lines, it is clear that the VAR 100 are starting to see better times and, at the least, are interested in changing some of their business.
July 8 -
The IRS has announced that victims of Tropical Storm Debby may qualify for relief from certain deadlines.
July 6 -
Lori Seal has joined Blytheco as chief operating officer, where she will oversee the Sage reseller's core operational activities, including sales, marketing, finance, and professional services.
July 6 -
After looking into the role of the auditors in the recent accounting scandals at camera-maker Olympus Corp., Japan's Financial Services Agency ordered KPMG Azsa LLC and Ernst & Young ShinNihon LLC to improve their systems -- though it noted that it had not found "any intentional acts or grave negligence."
July 6
