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The cloud accounting market seems to be taking off lately, and one of the more recent entrants is 60mo, which has been attracting users here in the U.S. as well as Europe and Asia.

Nearly two-thirds of finance executives predict the U.S. economy will fare better this year than last year, according to a new survey.

Employees as a whole made significant improvements to their finances in 2010, despite a tepid economic recovery and sluggish rebound of job and real estate markets, according to a new study.

Getting new clients tops the list of accountants’ concerns for the future of their practices, according to a new survey.

Two New York tri-state area firms wore red this month to support and raise money for the American Heart Association.

The Internal Revenue Service said Tuesday that it has begun processing the 1040 individual tax returns and itemized deductions that were delayed by the tax cuts extension legislation that Congress enacted in December, but there are still delays in processing some non-1040 business tax returns.

Mary O'Connor has joined Illinois-based accounting and advisory firm Sikich LLP as partner of valuation and dispute advisory services.

The average combined U.S. sales and use tax rate increased to a record high of 9.64 percent compared to the previous record of 8.63 percent in 2009, according to a new report.

The increased use of mobile devices in the workplace has emerged as the top business technology concern for CPAs and financial executives, according to a new survey by the American Institute of CPAs.