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The Social Security Administration is providing an online version of taxpayers’ Social Security statements.

The upcoming expiration of the Bush-era tax rates at the end of the year is already starting to produce its share of anxiety along with outsize forecasts of financial disruption.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board is making it easier to find information about audit firms.

Robert E. Stutz has joined Sikich Investment Banking, the Chicago-based corporate finance and advisory practice of Top 100 Firm Sikich LLP, as a managing director.

Private equity firm managers anticipate a greater number of acquisition deals for the rest of this year, in a dramatic turnaround from their sentiments last November.

Nearly half of hedge fund managers foresee a difficult year ahead for the sector, according to a survey by accounting firm Rothstein Kass.

This time, we've decided to touch briefly on 19 current issues, doing a "Lightning Round," instead of covering only one in depth.

With the G-20 finance ministers having given accounting standard setters a new deadline of mid-2013 to get their convergence work done, the Securities and Exchange Commission is under fresh pressure to reach a decision on incorporating International Financial Reporting Standards into the U.S. financial reporting system.

Paul Hogan, the star of the Crocodile Dundee movies, has settled his long-running battle with the Australian tax authorities.

The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission, also known as COSO, plans to release the updated version of its Internal Control–Integrated Framework in the first quarter of 2013, instead of the fall of 2012.