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IMGCAP(1)]Legendary Rock & Roll Hall of Famer David Bowie released “Changes” in 1972. Decades later it became the unofficial song for many businesses kicking off a change campaign for their company. What do a business change campaign and the song “Changes” have in common?

Intuit has produced an amusing infographic listing some of the "guilty pleasures" during tax season.

Sixty-one of the top 100 recipients of federal small business contracts for fiscal year 2010 were large companies, according to a new report.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has launched a new Web portal for nonpublic entities as the board tries to retain its role as the standard-setter for private company accounting.

President Obama took Republican lawmakers to task during a news conference Wednesday for inflexibly refusing to compromise on taxes as part of a deal to raise the debt limit.

Eduardo Jordan has been installed as 2011-2012 chairman of the California Society of CPAs.

QuickBooks parent Intuit has acquired mobile banking technology assets from Mobile Money Ventures, a provider of mobile applications to financial institutions.

The American Institute of CPAs has issued new attest guidance that enables CPAs to report on the controls at a service organization, particularly ones that provide outsourced services to other companies via technologies like cloud computing.

The majority owner of an accounting firm in Montvale, N.J., was sentenced Wednesday to six months in prison and six months of home confinement for failing to pay the IRS taxes that the firm withheld from its employees’ wages.