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Here at Accounting Tomorrow, we’re always happy to announce funding earmarked for the next generation of accounting professionals. And we get even more excited when we can share the names of the lucky money recipients.

Joe Francis, CEO of the company that produces the racy “Girls Gone Wild” video series, is in trouble with the IRS again only weeks after a judge sentenced him to time served for tax evasion charges.

It’s getting near the end of the year, and ’tis the season to be compiling lists.

The owner of New York bagel maker H&H Bagels has been indicted and arrested for stealing withholding taxes and evading unemployment insurance tax in connection with his wholesale and retail bagel business.

There’s little sign that global economic crime and accounting fraud are slowing down, according to the latest survey data from PricewaterhouseCoopers.

XBRL US Labs has issued a call for research partners to expand the research and development projects it already has underway and named its first three research fellows.

NetSuite has integrated Media, Pa.-based Aria Systems’ billing functionality, which was developed using NetSuite’s SuiteCloud technology.

Trintech Group has embedded the Fujitsu Interstage XWand XBRL processing engine into the Trintech Unity Xtensible Financial Reporting software module.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., introduced the Senate’s version of the health care reform bill, which includes a new 5 percent tax on elective cosmetic surgery.

A new survey of corporate accountants found that 46 percent said their company could do more to prepare for recovery and another 8 percent believe their company is poorly prepared for recovery.