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IMGCAP(1)]What happens when new employees are hired, especially younger employees, who represent a new generation entering the profession?

Southwest regional CPA firm Weaver has merged with L.T. Hawthorne & Associates Inc., expanding the firm’s services for the petroleum and renewable fuel industries.

An overwhelming majority of small business owners plan to spend more money on their businesses in 2011, according to a new survey.

Small business owners remain cautious about the prospects for the economy and their businesses, according to a new survey.

The Internal Revenue Service could be joining the “birther movement,” saying Wednesday that it will no longer accept Puerto Rican birth certificates issued before July 1, 2010.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner talked about the Obama administration’s support for corporate tax reform during and after a speech on Wednesday.

NetSuite’s corporate citizenship program announced the latest donation of the company’s cloud-based business software service to social enterprises Easy Office, United Prosperity, EdTec, Envirofit and Kiva.

Richard Hatch, who won the $1 million prize on the first season of the reality TV series “Survivor” and was subsequently imprisoned for failing to pay taxes on his winnings, was found by a judge to have violated the terms of his supervised release by failing to file amended returns.

Cloud-based bill payment service Bill.com now has a receivables product, currently in beta, that makes it easier for Bill.com users to customize their invoices, make e-payments, and communicate with vendors regardless of whether or not the vendor uses Bill.com.

Prostitutes who operate openly in Amsterdam’s red light district have been warned by Dutch authorities that the government will begin enforcing tax collections on their earnings.