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House Democrats introduced two bills to shore up the Highway Trust Fund with money from corporate taxes.

Online learning platform Udemy recently unveiled an inforgraphic titled 'Accounting gone wrong: How to spot ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes,' a good primer on how to spot the differences between the two schemes.

Many bosses hold back their subordinates without realizing they hold themselves back even more.

The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board, a nonprofit organization that provides sustainability accounting standards that can be used on a voluntary basis by publicly listed U.S. corporations, has debuted a Data Provider Partner Program to give investors access to information on corporate sustainability performance.

Bridging the divide between business cards and LinkedIn profiles is CamCard, an app that scans and stores business cards.

Former New York congressman and FBI agent Michael Grimm is heading to prison for scamming the government out of taxes in his operation of a Manhattan health food restaurant.

Toshiba Corp. must correct at least 152 billion yen ($1.2 billion) of pretax earnings over a six-year period after an internal accounting probe revealed the company overstated profits under pressure from management.

The Financial Services Roundtable announced today that it will award 23 financial services companies with its “FSR Corporate Social Responsibility Leadership Awards” this Wednesday for their leadership and dedication to improving their communities and their efforts to sharing financial literacy education.

Some of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.

Given the remarkably rapid rise of Internet commerce, it’s no surprise that cash-strapped states are looking for ways to tap into (i.e., tax) the bountiful stream of revenue.