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As we get closer to the end of yet another year, it’s time to tie up the loose ends and implement tax-saving strategies.

The shareholders of Elliott Davis Decosimo and Crowell & Crowell have voted to combine their firms, effective Jan. 1, 2016.

Intacct announced a new partnership with ADP to integrate its software with ADP Workforce Now, an HCM suite to streamline administrative chores and keep companies compliant.

Check out the digital edition of the November 2015 issue of Accounting Today.

Two firms in Grand Junction, Colo., Stranger & Lautz Professional Group and Mackley & Tallman Accounting, have merged to become Stranger, Tallman & Lautz Accounting, effective November 1.

In accounting, there is a best practice that CPAs know they should implement but often put off: encryption.

Finance leaders are under pressure to better manage margins and earnings performance, cash flow and cybersecurity, according to a new survey.

The Republican Party's leading presidential candidates clashed over how to reform the nation's financial system and handle immigration in their fourth debate on Tuesday, exposing deep rifts in the Republican Party and starkly different strategies for winning the election.

You can take a day off, but e-mail and mobile devices mean you’re still at the beck and call of all the people back at the office – unless the office is closed.

TaxAct has launched TaxAct ProAdvance, an online resource center to help professional tax preparers grow their businesses.

If there’s one thing New York Mets manager Terry Collins taught us during the World Series, it’s to go with your gut.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to improve its detection of business identity theft, according to a new government report.

Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting US and Marcum LLP have released a pair of year-end tax-planning guides.

BDO Canada LLP has merged in Majewski Shaler & Co., a Vancouver-based accounting practice.

Seven former Internal Revenue Service commissioners dating back to the Kennedy administration have written a joint letter to the leaders of Congress’s appropriations committees urging them to reconsider proposed cuts in the budget for the agency they once ran.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has released a report on its 2014 inspection of KPMG LLP, finding deficiencies in 28 of the 52 audits it reviewed.

The widow of Texas billionaire Charles Wyly told a judge the IRS wrongly accused her of a “sinister” tax-avoidance plot to bolster the agency’s $1.2 billion claim in her bankruptcy case.

The Internal Revenue Service has introduced a formal policy to assist identity-theft victims in getting copies of bogus tax returns filed in their name.

The AICPA and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) announced on Tuesday that they have expanded their professional learning and development website to include competencies in financial accounting and reporting, including assurance, as part of a bigger effort to increase lifelong learning in the accounting profession.

EA Tynisa Gaines has written a book for teens facing a major rite of passage: filing their taxes for the first time.