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The number of accounting-related securities class-action filings increased for the third year in a row in 2015, according to a new report.

The American Institute of CPAs has begun offering intermediate and advanced certificates to CPAs who perform “single audits” of governmental entities and grantees and audits of employee benefit plans.

William "Bill" Sharkey recently received the College Mentors for Kids' 2016 College Mentor of the Year in the Accounting, Legal & Finance category, the Indiana CPA Society announced this week. Sharkey has been involved with student initiatives at PwC and the Indiana CPA Society's diversity initiatives.

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A number of mobile tax apps could be putting users’ personal information at risk of exposure to hackers, according to security researchers.

I always ended tax season with my office closed the next day. It is a day to clear your mind and come down from a high-performance mentality.

Liberty Tax Service has closed 28 of its franchised locations in the New York City area, instructing them to cease preparing and filing tax returns for the remainder of the 2015 tax filing season.

Approximately two-thirds of companies that make up the Dow Jones Industrial Average reported non-GAAP earnings per share, according to a study last year, and the Securities and Exchange Commission is beginning to wonder if the trend has gone too far.

The Information Technology Alliance announced new members during the association’s annual ITA Spring Collaborative April 17-19 in Houston.

The Senate Finance Committee has dropped a provision for regulating tax preparers from legislation that would curb identity theft and tax fraud.