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A Florida company has introduced an affiliate program that allows accounting firms and law practices to provide business incorporation services to clients if they don’t already have them.

Federal tax revenues plunged 34 percent in April to $266 billion, compared to $404 billion in April of last year, according to a new study.

Accounting and finance staffing company Robert Half Management Resources offered advice for companies to position themselves to take advantage of a future economic recovery.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has frozen the assets of Houston CPA and lawyer Daniel J. Petroski, along with a former finance professor at Texas A&M University, alleging that they bilked at least 60 investors out of more than $19.5 million in a foreign exchange trading scam.

A contractor for the IRS has been charged with repeatedly urinating in a freight elevator in the IRS’s office building in Detroit, causing an unpleasant aroma.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has settled a trademark dispute with CaseWare International over the use of the IDEA name for the SEC’s interactive financial statement repository.

A recent survey reveals something most of us probably already know – using social networking sites at work drum up privacy and ethics issues and that many organizations don’t have it figured out yet.

It’s all too easy to confuse the Treasury Department’s recently issued greenbook outlining the Obama administration’s tax policies with the venerable women’s magazine, so here are a few examples of the ways they differ.

Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Ga., has introduced a bill that would ensure that small business government contracts go only to small businesses instead of the subsidiaries of large companies.

The audit and attestation practice of McKennon, Wilson & Morgan LLP has combined forces with the income tax preparation and planning services of DixonBrambila to form DBBMcKennon.