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Know a stellar CPA under the age of 35 with at least three years of professional experience? Consider nominating that person for the AICPA’s Leadership Academy taking place in October.

Throughout my life, I have maintained a fascination withsmooth salesmen and good bartenders.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury, in partnership with The White House Council on Women and Girls, is hosting a Women in Finance Symposium in celebration of Women’s History Month.

The state of Texas is hoping to entice some more dollar bills out of strip club patrons, even though two courts have already said the state’s so called “pole tax” is unconstitutional.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged two former executives of a Maryland company, TVI Corp., and their personal accountant in a fraud scheme involving related-party transactions.

Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., who has temporarily stepped aside as chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee amid ethics investigations of unpaid taxes and other matters, is now facing criticism for a recent mailing to constituents offering tax advice.

The state of California has joined a growing line of creditors seeking money from the late singer Michael Jackson’s estate.

Accounting software developer CYMA Systems is now offering a steep reduction in pricing to nonprofit and qualifying charitable organizations for its bundled accounting software.

The Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters has published a new guidebook to help nonprofit organizations meet the IRS’s new reporting requirements.

The Internal Revenue Service frequently establishes payment plans for delinquent taxpayers without considering whether taxpayers can afford to pay them, according to a new report.