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The Financial Accounting Standards Board has approved a rule change by a unanimous vote that will help technology companies like Apple book revenue sooner.

Accountants have mixed feelings about the Obama administration’s proposed financial regulatory overhaul, according to a new survey.

The American Institute of CPAs testified before Congress in favor of exempting CPAs from oversight by the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency, arguing that CPAs are already highly regulated.

Caldwell & Co., P.C., a CPA and business advisory firm based in Bethesda, Md., has merged in C.J. Becker & Associates Chartered, P.C., effective immediately.

A California tax preparer who falsely claimed to be a CPA and former IRS employee could receive up to six years in prison after he pleaded guilty this week to aiding and assisting others in preparing false tax returns.

New Jersey ranks at the bottom of the list in a new study of the comparative business friendliness of tax systems in the 50 states, while South Dakota is counted as most business friendly.

As the economy continues to improve, some 40 percent of chief financial officers polled in a recent survey said those recovery dollars will likely be plowed into their IT systems.

Those about to take the CPA exam know it’s all about preparation. Those shopping around for review courses may want to take Roger CPA Review up on its recent offer.

The SEC is expected to turn its attention once again this fall to the question of adopting International Financial Reporting Standards now that the financial crisis has eased.

A new survey reveals that many investors are once again taking for granted the old assumptions they had about their retirement savings.