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AccountantsWorld CEO Dr. Chandra Bhansali visited the offices here today to explain why accountants need to start flexing their muscles more.

The Treasury and Energy Departments plan to give $2.3 billion in tax credits from the Recovery Act to manufacturers of clean energy equipment.

The American Institute of CPAs has published a report on the reliability and independence of CPAs, as seen from the perspective of commercial bankers.

Five individuals from top business schools have been named winners of Ernst & Young’s new Inclusive Excellence Award for Accounting and Business School Faculty.

The American Bankers Association has released a letter and white paper raising concerns over the process taken by the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board in their financial instruments projects.

Sage North America has introduced a complimentary service for Peachtree Accounting Software users, giving them free access for 30 days to its training library of over 50 online courses.

Rap star MC Hammer claims the IRS is giving him a bad rap after the government filed three tax liens against him, including one in July for over $625,000.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has published two lists of accounting firms that have not yet been inspected and jurisdictions in which it has inspected registered non-U.S. firms.

John Dunleavy, who led both the California CPA Education Foundation and the California Society of CPAs, has died.

In the war of social media, Facebook has got a leg up on Twitter, according to the latest numbers measuring the popular sites.