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The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board has issued provisional standards for eight more industries.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to improve the accuracy of how it decides which fees health insurance providers are supposed to pay each year under the Affordable Care Act, according to a new government report.

SWK Technologies signed letters of intent this week to acquire both Oates & Co. and Seattle-based The Macabe Associates, both resellers of Sage and Acumatica applications.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has issued for public comment two exposure drafts related to materiality and its Disclosure Framework project with the goal of making financial disclosures more effective.

Since 2003, the Long island Fight for Charity has featured business professionals who want to give back to their community in a unique way. Fight for Charity is the only event of its type in the country in which businesspeople step into the boxing ring to fight in order to sustain important charity programs.

The U.S. government has signed “competent authority arrangements” with the United Kingdom and Australia to advance their intergovernmental agreements to combat tax evasion under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA.

Thomson Reuters has released a new program to help tax professionals and accounting firms educate their clients, prospects and client service teams about the latest developments in the field.

"A picture is worth a thousand words" is probably one of the most overused clichés (and I’ve just added to that). But cliché or not, the foundation for the statement is based in science.

The Internal Revenue Service cannot readily identify American citizens and resident aliens working in a foreign country, as well as resident aliens working in the United States, who may have improperly claimed exemption from U.S. Social Security taxes, according to a new government report.

Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell, P.C. (CBM), a full-service CPA and business advisory firm with offices in Bethesda, Maryland, and Washington, DC, announced on Wednesday that their 2nd Annual School Supplies Drive resulted in a 66 percent increase in donations over last year.