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Marcum LLP has combined with Stonefield Josephson, expanding the firm’s footprint to California and Hong Kong.

Just four weeks after announcing his retirement as the head football coach at the University of Alabama, the legendary Paul "Bear" Bryant collapsed and died at the age of 69 despite having passed a routine physical the day before.

Leslie Seidman took over as acting chair of the Financial Accounting Standards Board on Friday, as the board embarks on a series of roundtable meetings designed to show that it’s listening more to the public.

Internal auditors who combine likable personality traits with well-presented arguments do better at influencing managers’ accounting judgments and financial reporting estimates than auditors who are rude and provide information in a jumbled way, according to a new study.

The Internal Revenue Service is getting the word out to employers about a provision in the recently passed Small Business Jobs Act that allows them to amend their 401(k) or 403(b) plans to allow participants to transfer an eligible rollover distribution into a Roth 401(k) or 403(b) account.

The dog days of summer are ending and the 2010 tax season isn’t far behind.

In almost every narcotics-related crime the underlying motivation is money, because money is the key to furthering the illegal drug trade, whether domestic or foreign.

IMGCAP(1)]Check out the digital edition of the October 11, 2010 issue of Accounting Today.

Upstate New York-based The Bonadio Group has rolled out a new communications strategy across a range of mediums to center its messaging around connections between the company, its staff, clients and prospects.

The lame duck session slated to begin in mid-November leaves Congress a massive amount of unfinished business.