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It’s not too late to register for this year’s Joint National Conference sponsored by the American Society of Women Accountants and American Woman’s Society of CPAs, Oct. 19 to Oct. 21 in Las Vegas.

The banking and insurance industries have been playing arbitrage with the various accounting standards produced by U.S. and international standard-setters.

Congressional Republicans are exerting pressure on agencies like HUD, the Census Bureau and soon the IRS to sever their ties with the low-income housing advocacy group ACORN in the wake of recent hidden camera video footage.

Financial advisors and wealth managers are doing better with their business-building efforts by using marketing and social media, according to a new survey.

An IRS employee has been indicted by a federal grand jury for stealing mail that had been delivered to an IRS service facility.

The recession has prompted more people to worry about proper retirement planning, according to a new survey.

The Tax Court has denied a Brooklyn tax lawyer’s attempt to claim over $100,000 in payments for prostitutes and pornography as medical expense deductions.

CCH has introduced a new research product with up-to-date information on 20 jurisdictions that offer low tax rates.

An organization representing major life and property/casualty insurance and reinsurance companies has criticized a new measurement approach for insurance contracts recommended by the staff of the International Accounting Standards Board.

Virginia Governor Tim Kaine has declared Sept. 13 to 19 to be Virginia Certified Public Accountants Week.