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Business owners who team up with other small businesses to jointly bid on federal contracts see the greatest results, according to a new study.

IMGCAP(1)]There are tons of ways a CPA firm can use social media that are not related to Twitter or Facebook.

President Obama, chastened by Democratic losses in the midterm elections, said Wednesday he would work with Republican leaders in Congress on the Bush tax cuts and other issues after a “shellacking” in the midterm elections.

Obama administration officials awarded $1 billion in therapeutic discovery project tax credits and grants to nearly 3,000 companies around the country to support promising biomedical research projects.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has issued an exposure draft outlining changes in the accounting standards for repurchase agreements such as the Repo 105 transactions that have been blamed for contributing to the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Enterprise Business Advisors CPAs has joined Walthall, Drake & Wallace, expanding WD&W’s Lake County presence in Northeast Ohio.

California voters rejected ballot measures that would legalize and tax marijuana sales, while Washington State voters defeated a proposal to impose a tax on upper-income taxpayers, and Massachusetts voters said no to a ballot question that would have lowered state sales taxes.

It sounds like a joke, but it’s for real – Sage Accountants’ Network is sponsoring Accountants One’s 6th Annual Search for the South’s Funniest Accountant taking place in Atlanta on Thursday night.

Republicans will gain greater leverage in Congress now that they have won control of the House and captured more seats in the Senate, giving them more influence over tax policy and financial regulation.

The balance of power shifted in Washington as Republicans captured enough seats in the midterm elections to win a majority in the House, but Democrats managed to hang on to a more evenly divided Senate.