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IMGCAP(1)]Doug Diehl and Andrew Niesen have joined national accounting firm Clifton Gunderson has hired two new regional directors of business development, the Phoenix and Philadelphia offices, respectively.

During the largest conference in NetSuite’s decade-long history, chief executive Zach Nelson touted the company’s growth, partner strength and product enhancements – all attributed to the cloud.

The Securities and Exchange Commission provided information Tuesday on filing financial statements in Extensible Business Reporting Language for public companies that will soon be required to file in the XBRL format.

PricewaterhouseCoopers has joined the Cloud Security Alliance as a corporate member.

A majority of multinational company tax executives predict that a broadened international regulatory focus on increased transparency will be the most significant change their company can expect in international taxation over the next year, according to a survey by KPMG LLP.

Equation Technologies has acquired the Sage practice of Balgord Software Solutions, a provider of business application software for small to midsized companies and nonprofit organizations with a focus on Sage ERP Accpac, Sage CRM, and Sage Fundraising solutions.

The American Institute of CPAs has written to the Internal Revenue Service asking the IRS to let small businesses electronically file the form used to elect S Corporation status.

Massachusetts CPA and business consulting firm DiCicco, Gulman & Company will kick off its third annual “Summer of Service” program next week that offers assistance to area nonprofits.

IMGCAP(1)]I meet with a lot of accountants, and I'm starting to hear a consistent concern. Who is going to lead our firm once we retire? And why is this younger generation not rising to the opportunity to grow with our firm?

CCH president and CEO Mike Sabbatis said the company transmitted 11 million tax returns to the Internal Revenue Service this year.