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An incorrectly formatted spreadsheet caused Iceland to price the sale of its Islandsbanki stake too cheaply earlier this year, an investigation by the National Audit Office has found.

People need a voice, no matter what their level, where they're working, or how they learn.

"Everyone thinks accounting and auditing is boring — until something like this happens," said Global Digital Asset & Cryptocurrency Association CEO Gabriella Kusz.

New York Supreme Court Justice Robert Reed on Monday ruled that Mary Trump waived her right to sue her uncle and aunt, former federal judge Maryanne Trump, in a 2001 settlement.

The criminal tax fraud trial of two Trump Organization companies saw some drama — and a win for the prosecution.

The Supreme Court's Wayfair ruling led to a patchwork of state laws that Congress is in the best position to fix, according to a new report.

Finance executives from some of the largest U.S. corporations shared their insights on how to operationalize key management concepts.

A recent study found that when municipal governments are assigned a random auditor, versus one they appoint themselves, financial performance improves.

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs introduced a mentorship initiative to grow and diversify the accounting pipeline.

The giant tax and accounting software provider has signed a formal agreement to acquire tax software solutions provider SurePrep.

We have a short window during the next month where we can reduce tax season compression, have better served and happier clients, and make more money.

In this edition of the Frontier, K2's Brian Tankersley warns that a Silicon Valley-style data sharing model may come to accounting.

While much of our focus is on accounting technology specifically, the profession can be affected by technology from anywhere, and likely will in the future.

If history is a guide, the uptrend in corporate failures to be expected from rising costs of capital is likely to be accompanied by an increasing incidence of fraud.

Businesses are lobbying hard for Congress to pass a package of tax breaks worth about $100 billion before the end of the year.

HP, Liberty Bank and Aon are the first three employers signed up to the Registered Apprenticeship for Finance Business Partners program.

Tax experts are hypothesizing what will happen in Congress during the lame-duck session and over the next two years.

The movement to convert documents to machine-readable data that computer applications like spreadsheets can use is not new.

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs introduced a new video series to change the image of the profession.