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You know you want to. And well, if you want to grow and be successful, you kind of have to. That’s right, networking – love it or hate it –but it’s necessary to becoming a well-rounded professional.

Although my prowess in using social media has largely been learned from my offspring, there’s no question that its use has erupted across all forms and sizes of business.

The Senate has approved a two-month extension of eligibility for unemployment benefits and tax credits to help cover the cost of health insurance premiums for the unemployed.

Not to be gloomy on Tax Day, but the headline from an AP story the other day caught my eye.

NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson tried to dispel some of the common myths about Software as a Service technology during his keynote address at the company’s partner conference in San Francisco on Thursday.

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama released their joint income tax return on Tax Day, April 15, reporting adjusted gross income of $5.5 million, not including his Nobel Peace Prize winnings.

A partner in the accounting firm Gumbiner Savett is bringing Bollywood to Hollywood.

Internal accounting errors by the Internal Revenue Service reduced federal funding available for unemployment benefits by $63 million, according to a new report.

BNA Tax & Accounting has introduced its first iPhone application, BNA Quick Tax Reference, an electronic version of the company’s Quick Tax Reference Guide.

Paul Pacter has been named to a seat on the International Accounting Standards Board, replacing Jim Leisenring, whose term ends in June.