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The Financial Accounting Foundation has appointed Carol Anthony (John) Davidson, Stephen R. Howe, Jr., W.M. (Mack) Lawhon, and Mary S. Stone to the FAF Board of Trustees.

The Financial Accounting Foundation said it would conduct post-implementation reviews of financial accounting and reporting standards issued by the two boards it oversees, the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board.

CPAs for the most part have fared better than their clients through the recent economic downturn, and now is the time they need to think about retooling their business for future growth, according to Mark Koziel, director of specialized communities and firm practice management at the American Institute of CPAs.

If you’re like me, you habitually print out anything that you download from the Web before you start reading or working on it.

Small business owners felt slightly less optimistic in the third quarter, according to a new survey.

A bipartisan task force has issued a plan to cut the size of the national debt and the federal budget deficit through taxes and other means.

Even in a tight economy, CPAs, accountants and bookkeepers are in high-demand.

The IRS Advisory Council has released a report criticizing the IRS’s revised schedule for reporting uncertain tax positions and its plans to regulate non-signing tax preparers.

The Internal Revenue Service is looking to return $164.6 million in undelivered refund checks.

Accounting Today editor-in-chief Bill Carlino presented awards Wednesday to the Best Accounting Firms to Work For at the Accounting Today Growth & Profitability Summit in Las Vegas.