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Rosen Seymour Shapss Martin & Company LLP has hired Charles L. Friedman as the accounting and consulting firm’s new principal of fiduciary services.

We all know it’s busy season. Now is the time to remember that our team members feel the same level of craziness and are making the same sacrifices to get the job done.

The Congressional Budget Office has released a report on taxing the number of miles traveled by vehicles to help fund the highway system, as an alternative to raising fuel taxes.

Years ago, Steve Martin used to have this terrific routine he'd resurrect around tax season.

One in six of the 145 million tax returns that the IRS expects to be filed for the 2010 tax year will include a Schedule C for self-employed filers, and many of them will no doubt be subjected to an IRS audit.

The number of U.S. mobile financial account users has surged 54 percent to 30 million in the past year, according to a new report.

Connecticut accounting firm BlumShapiro continued its tradition of forgoing the annual holiday party in favor of a charitable donation for a third time this past year, presenting a $2,500 check to the Community Renewal Team’s East Hartford Community Shelter.

CFOs cited time management, new technology and accounting regulations as their greatest challenges in a new survey.

The Pew Fiscal Analysis Initiative has updated its report on ways to reduce the federal debt, finding that only large spending cuts or tax hikes, or a combination of the two, would put a significant dent in the national debt.

More than three-quarters of oil and gas finance executives said transfer pricing was the most important tax issue they are facing, according to a survey by Ernst & Young.