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Dustin Hostetler, founder of Flowtivity, will join Boomer Consulting, Inc., as a shareholder and will lead the Lean Six Sigma consulting division.

The pace of small business employment growth slowed in December, according to payroll giant Paychex and the research firm IHS, but remains in positive territory.

CFOs in North America are feeling more optimistic about the prospects for their companies and the economy as a whole in the New Year, according to a new survey.

The National Society of Accountants (NSA) Scholarship Foundation announced Tuesday that they are accepting scholarship applications from up-and-coming students across the country. Since its formation in 1969, the NSA Scholarship Foundation has awarded over $1 million to dedicated students pursuing a career in the profession.

German mobile app developer Hans Peter Ruehl has created Study Accounting, an app for the iPhone and iPad that aims to teach the basics of accounting to non-accountants.

Thomson Reuters’ Checkpoint research service has released a special report on the recent tax extenders legislation that was approved last month by Congress, along with the new ABLE Accounts that provide a type of tax-advantaged savings program for disabled individuals.

Ryan has acquired Taxaccord, a tax automation services firm that focuses on multinational corporations.

Small business owners with between one and 10 employees are more optimistic about the economy than they have been in two years, according to a new survey by payroll provider SurePayroll.

Whether you are a managing partner, partner, director, senior manager, manager, or in any other role in a public accounting firm, you are typically required to meet certain goals or performance benchmarks to be deemed effective and competent in your role. However, simply meeting your billable hours or CPE requirements won’t get you to the next level.

Top 100 Firm, Kennedy and Coe kicked off the New Year by finalizing its merger with Matson and Isom and followed up with a name change. The Loveland, Colo.-based firm officially sealed the deal on January 1, and the newly combined firm, which primarily serves the food and agriculture industry, changed its name to K•Coe Isom.