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Enterprise Worldwide and Acuity Capital are teaming up to help CPA firms offer merger and acquisition intermediary services in their practices.

Government entities that didn’t comply with the tax laws received different terms in the agreements they reached with the Internal Revenue Service to resolve their tax issues, according to a new report.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued letters denying tax-exempt status to three unidentified political groups that had applied for the exemption as Section 501(c)(4) groups.

The Women’s Business Enterprise National Council presented Ernst & Young’s Director of Supplier Diversity Theresa Harrison with the William J. Alcorn Award for leadership.

Sage North America confirmed yet another high-level departure from its ranks as executive vice president and general manager of midmarket ERP Laurie Schultz will resign from her post at the end of July.

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Four in five Americans believe the average level of student loan debt is too high to justify going to college, according to a new survey.

The so-called “cut, cap and balance plan” legislation that passed the House would require the passage of a Balanced Budget Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would mandate a two-thirds supermajority to approve any future tax increases.

Red Wing Software, a provider of accounting and financial management applications to small and midsized companies, and non¬profits, has made available a Web page to help users locate the correct solutions.

A bipartisan group of senators that has been meeting on and off for months to hammer out a budget deficit reduction plan appears to have reunited and gained support on both sides of the aisle for a plan to reduce the budget deficit by $3.7 trillion over 10 years.