The Latest

Last weekend I visited with a friend who was recentlyhired to do some work for a DEP-run project in New York City.

The International Federation has just concluded its two-day G20 Accountancy Summit in London and issued a call for governments and regulators to adopt international standards, fast.

New York State CPAs are facing a Sunday deadline to register with the State Education Department under a recently passed law.

A federal grand jury has indicted an IRS revenue officer for pressuring delinquent taxpayers to refinance their mortages with a company for which he worked on the side so they could pay their outstanding tax debts.

Slightly more than half of small and midsized businesses prefer to have a separate set of accounting standards for private companies, according to a new survey by Deloitte.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has scheduled an open meeting next week to discuss making changes in engagement quality auditing and sign-off requirements.

NetSuite began offering a new program to Sage partners to resell its Web-based accounting software with a 50 percent revenue share split for the first 12 months.

Intuit has completed its $170 million acquisition of PayCycle, expanding the company’s online services strategy with a payroll provider that counts more than 85,000 small businesses as customers.

H&R Block has filed suit against McGladrey & Pullen after M&P announced this week that it was terminating its administrative services agreement with the tax giant.

Accounting Elf is at it again – this time fearless blogger Kel tells us about her adventures with the CPA Review and practice exams.