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CPA firm Cherry, Bekaert & Holland has introduced an Economic Recovery Resource Center on its Web site to help individuals and businesses cope with the recession.

The Internal Revenue Service said that it would make some credit and debit card convenience fees tax-deductible, but only under certain circumstances.

If you clicked on this article because you dread going to work on a daily basis, you might want to read a book called “Why Work Sucks and How to Fix It.”

The economic crisis is forcing many states and cities to increase their sales tax rates to the highest average level ever, according to a new report.

Seventy-five percent of finance professionals support the movement toward a single set of high-quality global accounting standards, according to a new survey by Deloitte.

Texas Society of CPAs is gearing up for its second Young CPAs and Emerging Professionals Conference and even if you're not going, you can read all about the happenings – before and after – on a new blog. The blogger, Michael Brown, is a member of TSCPA's Young CPAs and Emerging Professionals Committee and is an avid user of social media. If you want to get an extra dose of updates, you can also follow him on Twitter and become a fan of the conference on Facebook.

Like everybody else these days, WebCPA is now jumping on the Twitter bandwagon.

Coda Group is rolling out the latest version of its online accounting software, Coda 2go Spring ’09, emphasizing its integration with Salesforce.com’s customer relationship management software.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has released a list of countries abroad where it intends to conduct inspections of auditing firms.

This year, the Internal Revenue Service is offering a new way to file an extension request for free.