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Accounting firm Citrin Cooperman has changed its logo and other branding for the first time in 30 years.

The largest Microsoft Dynamics reseller in the country, and one of the biggest in the world, is losing its long-time leader as Tectura Corp. founder, president and chief executive Terry Petrzelka will be retiring and leaving the company at the end of this year.

Asking the right questions when considering accepting new audit clients, or continuing a relationship with an existing client, is the key to establishing a quality relationship, according to a new paper issued by a group of audit firm networks.

A senior executive of the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone who is also a tax preparer has pleaded guilty to submitting false and fraudulent tax returns to the Internal Revenue Service and cashing approximately $250,000 in fraudulently obtained tax refund checks.

States and localities continued to raise their sales tax rates last quarter in order to generate more revenue to close their budget deficits, according to a new report.

With only weeks to go before next month’s game-changing midterm Congressional elections, the accounting profession is in position to make record-breaking contributions to the campaigns of key House and Senate candidates.

IMGCAP(1)] There are many discussions going on about the use of social media among accountants. Surely there are folks who don’t understand the value of these mediums, mostly due to inexperience in using them. “Why should I go on Twitter and tell someone what I’m doing? Who is going to care?”

IMGCAP(1)]In 410 AD the Visigoths laid siege on Rome, eventually sacking the city and raping and killing thousands of its inhabitants.

Sage North America has released Sage Simply Accounting 2011 for the United States, a bilingual edition of the software aimed at Hispanic small and midsized businesses in the U.S.