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The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a former Ernst & Young partner, an investment banker and her father with insider trading involving information about potential M&A transactions.

The U.S. Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board said they are seeking public comment on two documents that are part of their joint project for developing an improved conceptual framework for future accounting standards.

The Internal Revenue Service reported that its e-file program set another record this tax season, with more than 86 million individual tax returns filed so far this year, a 12 percent increase over last year at this time.

CPA firm Marcum & Kliegman is expanding from New York to New Jersey by merging with RosenfarbWinters, a specialist in forensic accounting.

Kaplan CPA Review has been rebranded as Kaplan Schweser, carrying the name of its parent division at the Washington Post Co.

Grant Thornton is sponsoring 230 of its employees and partners from around the country who want to run in San Diego's Rock 'N' Roll Marathon, covering all of their travel, hotel and entrance fee costs.

UCLA Extension has teamed up with Dalton Education to offer an online certificate program in personal financial planning.

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu's global aggregate member firm revenue is projected to grow from $23.1 billion in fiscal year 2007 to over $27 billion in fiscal year 2008.

Optimism continued to decline among small business owners for the fifth straight quarter, according to a new survey.

Sage Software added new features for business analysis, reporting, inventory management and product flexibility to the latest version of DacEasy.