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Tax evaders beware. Pittsburg State University students are coming to get you.

Under pressure from Congress to act quickly, the Financial Accounting Standards Board voted to approve substantial changes to fair value accounting.

Think your firm is meeting the needs of your younger staff? In the words of rapper Ice Cube, you might want to "check yourself before you wreck yourself" with that assumption. A new white paper, "Recruiting and Keeping Up-and-coming CPAs at Your Firm," released by CCH, found that firms could actually be doing better. A lot better.

The Internal Revenue Service has begun spreading the word about a special incentive for taxpayers to buy a new car this year: a hefty deduction next year.

Secretary of Health and Human Services nominee Kathleen Sebelius became the latest prospective Cabinet member to run afoul of the Tax Code after she admitted to recently paying $7,040 in back taxes and $878 in interest.

The Center for Audit Quality plans to award $200,000 in research grant funds to academics working on topics related to auditing and accounting.

The Treasury Department has opened its ballyhooed Web site that will allow ordinary citizens to keep an eye on efforts to stabilize the financial system.

Private sector employment declined by 742,000 jobs last month, according to the latest monthly report by payroll giant ADP.

Did you know that two-thirds of young adults between the ages of 23 and 28 consider financial fitness more important than physical fitness? At least, according to a new survey released by Schwab. Read more on the Accounting Tomorrow blog.

Think your firm is meeting the needs of your younger staff? In the words of rapper Ice Cube, you might want to “check yourself before you wreck yourself” with that assumption. Read more on the Accounting Tomorrow blog.