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A list of the entry-level finance and accounting positions that are most in demand in accounting and finance, whether as an essential function for all corporations, or as a growth area due to regulatory reform.

Fifty-six percent of workers plan to work past age 65 and 54 percent said they plan to continue working after they retire, according to a recent survey.

Deloitte’s Australian member firm could be facing scrutiny after one of its auditing clients, Hastie Group, admitted to $20 million (Australian) in accounting irregularities.

New statistics from the Internal Revenue Service indicate that 20,752 taxpayers with adjusted gross incomes of $200,000 or more in 2009 had no U.S. income tax liability.

Ouch! In affirming a Tax Court decision that an accounting firm set up as a C corporation could not deduct consulting fees paid to entities controlled by the firm’s owners, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals statement of its decision cut to the quick: “That an accounting firm should so screw up its taxes is the most remarkable feature of the case.”

More electronically filed tax returns were processed this tax season by CCH electronic filing systems than ever before.

The American Institute of CPAs has introduced a mobile app to help CPA Exam candidates prepare for the Uniform CPA Exam.

Finance and accounting staffing firm Accounting Principals has developed a list of the entry-level finance and accounting positions that are most in demand.

The National Association of Black Accountants plans to hold its first virtual career expo in conjunction with its national convention.

Certainty in the Tax Code has become even more important than a reduction in tax rates, according to a survey of 800 CFOs and senior financial executives in the U.S.