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It’s no secret there is a growing crisis at the country’s colleges and universities - a lack of academically qualified accounting faculty threatens the pipeline of future accounting students.

Today's digital environment presents significant risk as well as rewards.

The IRS said that time is running out for many small businesses that wish to take advantage of the tax breaks in the stimulus bill.

The Small Business Administration and the Commerce Department plan to offer more federal contracts to small businesses, but a small business advocacy group is skeptical.

A new study of the use of credit card debt to fund new businesses has found that reliance on this form of financing increases the likelihood that a new business will fail during its first three years of operation.

The agreement between the U.S. and Swiss governments for UBS to hand over the names of 4,450 account holders is helping chip away at the image of banking secrecy carefully cultivated by the Swiss.

Chief financial officers and senior-level executive CPAs are feeling more optimistic about the economy and the prospects for a recovery next year, according to a new survey.

NetSuite has introduced a “cash for clunkers” incentive program for selling software, patterned after the government’s car sales efforts.

A California accountant has pleaded guilty in a case in which he and an attorney have been charged with evading millions of dollars in taxes earned from the sale of public shell companies.

Swiss bank UBS will turn over the names behind 4,450 accounts as part of an agreement announced Wednesday between the U.S. and Swiss governments.