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SAP AG is now offering SAP Business One OnDemand, which will allow partners to host the enterprise resource planning software and target smaller companies.

Employment in the private sector rose by 216,000 from January to February on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the monthly national employment report from payroll giant ADP.

Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., asked a panel of tax experts at a Senate hearing why tax fairness is so often equated with class warfare, particularly on Capitol Hill.

The odds of being single at some point during retirement are high and present unique challenges for both “ever single” retirees who never married and for those who become “suddenly single” in retirement due to divorce or death of a spouse.

The Internal Revenue Service has revised two forms used by bond issuers.

Allen Stanford, the Texas financier convicted of masterminding a $7 billion fraud involving certificates of deposit in his Antiguan bank, tried to argue that his banking disclosures complied with International Financial Reporting Standards, but that didn’t convince the jury.

States and localities sometimes need desperate measures to raise needed tax revenues. Here's a list of the quirkiest sales and use taxes of 2011 and 2010 from the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters.

Nearly two-thirds of CFOs are now directly involved in their companies’ sustainability efforts, according to a new survey.

CCH has reorganized its publishing groups, creating and eliminating several positions at the accounting and tax research and software provider, while focusing more on the company's mobile technology development.

Guarini Takes Helm at GH•D