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Intuit doesn’t hand out many numbers on its QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions Business.

Americans today are being forced to review their retirement planning goals with greater scrutiny. No one knows that more than Robert Fishbein, vice president and corporate counsel with Prudential Financial, Inc. He has now offered tips on how to get through this economic turmoil.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told a House subcommittee that he intends to simplify the Tax Code and devote more money to IRS enforcement.

Putting mobile technology to work, and choosing which devices to use when, was the main topic during a session at the Accounting Technology Show and Conference in New York.

NetSuite has debuted a modularized version of its Web-based enterprise resource planning software called NetSuite Financials.

Ever have a Boomer in your firm ask a younger worker a verbal question only to have that younger worker respond via email or instant message—even when they sit in the same room?

The National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts plans to introduce a software-based civil and criminal forensic accounting methodology next week at its annual conference.

The IRS should be doing a better job of ensuring that the sensitive personal and financial information on taxpayers’ paper documents doesn’t fall into the wrong hands, according to a new report.

Marcum & Kliegman LLP is combining forces with Rachlin LLP, expanding the New York firm’s presence to Rachlin’s home base in Florida.

"O, Fortuna. Velut Luna, statu variabilis," may sound like a phrase few in the audience have heard. But most television viewers have.