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The 9th Annual Accounting Firm Operations and Technology Survey will remain open through September 1.

Two agents complained that Justice Department officials "slow-walked" the probe and a U.S. attorney didn't charge the president's son when they should have.

Recent data says that companies spent significantly more on software over the past year, with finance departments' spending in particular seeing major spikes.

California may have some of the highest personal income taxes in the country, but it's one of the few states that doesn't tax lottery wins.

Did staff get more or less productive while they were working remotely during the pandemic — and why?

When asking if knowledge in the hands of your clients is helpful … the argument can go both ways.

The former governor said he would keep the cap if elected president, declining to roll back a policy that has become a flashpoint for taxpayers in his own state of New Jersey.

The decision potentially has much broader ramifications than just those with regard to penalties with respect to Form 5471.

This summer, the Big Four firm launched a three-week paid internship focused on introducing high school students to accounting careers.

CEO Francesca Lagerberg has been overseeing growth at a time when some of its Big Four rivals are retrenching on their staff numbers.