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Bankers could start huffing and puffing after a few minutes on the treadmill once Tim Geithner cranks up the dial a few notches.

Familiar with Dilbert, that lovable cartoon character that gives corporate cubesters a chuckle everyday? Read more on the Accounting Tomorrow blog.

When a firm has hired 40 to 45 new class graduates each year for the past four years, it makes sense that their employee population would get a lot younger. And what does a firm gain with a younger population? Energy, enthusiasm and well, insight. At least for one New England firm.

“Stay useful and cheap!” a friend advised when it comes to keeping this job during the current tailspin.

Sage North America has released version 1.2 of Sage MAS 90 and 200 Extended Enterprise Suite, adding extra customer relationship management and fixed asset management features.

Kellogg & Andelson Accountancy Corp. has acquired Irwin Pomerantz & Associates, a firm based in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Online invoicing provider FastDue has closed a $5 million initial round of funding that will be shared with two other yet-to-be-announced Web-based applications.

A former tax return preparer who worked from an office at a local gym has been sentenced to 24 months in prison for preparing false tax returns for customers.

During his Fiscal Responsibility Summit on Monday, President Barack Obama discussed the possibility of lowering the statutory corporate tax rate while also closing tax loopholes that allow companies to reduce taxes.

This past year has produced an unprecedented amount of new tax legislation and regulations affecting preparers and taxpayers.