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This year’s filings are still behind last year; more and more tax pros won’t be vacationing after April 18; and other statistics as of the middle of the this year's filing period.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has sanctioned a former partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers Auditores Independentes in Brazil for audit failures involving Sara Lee Corporation.

It’s tax season and there will be some mistakes on returns you send to clients. Hopefully not many, but there will be some.

St. Louis-based Top 100 firm RubinBrown is expanding into Las Vegas by combining with Stewart Archibald & Barney, the sixth largest accounting firm in Vegas, effective June 1, 2017.

CorpNet CEO Nellie Akalp discusses how accountants can advise their business clients on the proper entity to use for legal and tax purposes.

Smart Drive integrates with the company's mobile app for automatic mileage reimbursement.

Changing client needs and growing competition may be bringing the relevance of the credential into question.

Corporate communications and environmental, health and safety regulations could expose companies to hidden pitfalls.

New on the company’s online market are connectors to banks, app stores and tax management solutions.

Complicated rules will mean the industry will require tax and accounting services.

The tax-fraud case may leave the Swiss bank open to a fine of as much as 4.9 billion euros ($5.3 billion).

One scheme asks preparers and taxpayers to redirect their tax refunds.

Applications will now be returned if the taxpayer hasn't filed all the required returns.

More women and minorities are becoming CFOs at Fortune 500 companies, according to new research.

The Top 100 firm donated $2,500 to the Bringing Baby Home initiative at Ellis Medicine’s Bellevue Woman’s Center.

Accountants around the world are increasingly coping with a talent shortage.

Prager Metis, PKF O’Connor Davies and Marcum also appoint partners; an RKL EVP is named a Woman of Influence; and other recent hires, promotions and personnel news from firms across the country.

Class of '87 graduate Robert Mitchell contributed to the Strome College of Business to help accounting majors.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released its highly anticipated scoring of the American Health Care Act this week, and many commentators have observed that several of the CBO's findings will make the legislation a tougher sell for Republicans.

Nearly two-thirds of small businesses are affected by late payments on open invoices, according to a new survey, with almost a quarter of them unable to hire new employees.