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A bipartisan group of senators have introduced legislation to combat acts of tax evasion, money laundering, terrorism and other wrongdoing facilitated by U.S. corporations with hidden owners.

The American Institute of CPAs has sent a letter to the Senate Finance Committee recapping its recommendations on tax reform as the committee moves closer to drafting a tax reform bill.

President Barack Obama said he will nominate John Koskinen, former chairman of Freddie Mac, as the next Internal Revenue Service commissioner.

Vulnerabilities at the Internal Revenue Service could allow for improper or fraudulent claims for bond tax credits, according to a new government report.

Technology, as opposed to new hiring, is driving much of the growth at small businesses, with 72 percent of small businesses doing more business online than they did a year ago, according to a survey by payroll service provider SurePayroll.

The American Institute of CPAs intends to stop testing for older auditing standards on its Uniform CPA Examination next year.

Top 100 Firm Eide Bailly has agreed to merge with the Salt Lake City based firm, Hansen, Barnett & Maxwell.

The IRS has released TD 9625, final regs regarding the exception to the deduction limits on reimbursement or other expense allowance arrangements.

Walthall, Drake & Wallace promoted Judith Mondry and Paul Weisinger to partners in its Cleveland office.

Deloitte leads Big Four, but smaller firms are the big winners

A roundup of A&A news from the previous month

Companies of all sizes are at risk

Lately, one word keeps emerging in the stories I write, the conversations I have, and the events I attend: collaboration.

Social media is all about powerful communication tools

Pricing of accounting services is an important component of the growth and success of any firm. The pricing strategies and clients that brought your firm to where it is today may not be appropriate to grow to the next level, especially in today's collaborative marketplace where technology is changing the entire game -- faster, better, cheaper and easier.

Research shows what drove accounting firms to start offering financial planning services

New kinds of technology and new standards are changing the face of this core service

How five firms are changing the internship model for the mid-tier

Accountants are very careful with other people's secrets, but willing to share their own at the drop of a hat.

No one can deny that over the last several years, there have been more mergers and acquisitions in the accounting profession than ever before. The real questions, however, are whether these transactions are really delivering the promised marketing and competitive results.