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Two auditors from PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Indian member firm have been charged in the Satyam accounting scandal.

Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, has commended the Internal Revenue Service for hiring more than 1,000 veterans last year.

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 recently launched blog. Read more on Accounting Tomorrow's blog, Where It's At.

Canada’s Accounting Standards Board said that it has not yet made a decision on whether to change its fair value standards to match up with U.S. standards.

The International Federation of Accountants has endorsed a set of proposals made at last week’s G-20 Summit of world leaders that aim to reform the global financial regulatory system.

Young CPAs in the Cincinnati area who haven't acquainted themselves with The Ohio State Society of CPAs could do so on May 7– especially if you're looking for a brush up on personal financial planning.

The Internal Revenue Service has made slow progress in implementing federally required security settings on nearly 100,000 desktop and laptop computers, said a newly released report.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has scheduled a series of forums around the country on auditing in the small business environment.

A federal grand jury has returned an indictment charging a BDO Seidman partner with tax charges for attempting to help one of his clients evade income taxes.

The Justice Department has filed suit against four CPAs, 27 tax preparers and another individual, accusing them of promoting a tax scam that claimed bogus income tax credits for sham sales of methane from landfills.