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The AICPA Leadership Academy has come and gone but you can still gain some insight about the event through one blogger who writes about his experiences through the Alabama Society of CPAs.

Web 2.0 technologies like XML, web services and social networking have taken off like wildfire and have caught many accounting professionals off-guard.

The Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters has released ONESOURCE Transfer Pricing Documenter, an online application that allows users to create analyses of transfer prices.

Accounting firm Crowe Horwath LLP has advice on the top 10 ways that corporations can reduce occupational fraud.

Accounting firm Breslow Starling has been accepted into the Employee Benefit Plan Audit Quality Center by the American Institute of CPAs.

Turmoil in the financial markets has negated the value of fair value accounting, according to more than half the respondents to a new survey.

The International Accounting Standards Board introduced a slimmed down set of International Financial Reporting Standards last week for small and midsized businesses, but many companies in the U.S. are probably not likely to drop GAAP anytime soon.

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., has been called to the White House to discuss his proposed surtax on the wealthy to pay for health insurance reform.

The U.S. and Swiss governments have requested a stay on the court hearings that were set to begin Monday on whether UBS could be forced to divulge the names and bank holdings of 52,000 U.S. taxpayers.

IMGCAP(1)] Malik, a first-year African-American associate assignedto a major accounting firm’s California office, frets that he has blownhis one chance to make a good first impression: