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The majority of audit committees at Fortune 100 companies are disclosing more information than in years past, especially about their assessment of their outside auditing firm, according to a new report.

A singer known as Remy has written a tongue-in-cheek love song revolving around the Internal Revenue Service’s recent scandals involving its loss of emails from Lois Lerner, the former director of the IRS’s Exempt Organizations unit.

Companies in the U.S. are falling short in the delivery of their base pay and annual incentive programs, according to new research, and are not differentiating pay for their best performers as much as in recent years.

It is a constant battle: CPA vs. marketer, CPAs vs. development of a “sphere of influence,” CPAs vs. the “30-second elevator pitch,” CPAs vs. networking events. And the ultimate three-way battle of CPA vs. billable hour vs. business development.

The Internal Revenue Service is offering a free online program to help teachers, students and others who may be interested learn the “hows” and “whys” of taxes.

What actually is the cloud? The easiest way to explain it is this: your software is in a computer room miles away from your physical location.

NetSuite announced a strategic partnership with Maxwell Health to combine Maxwell’s cloud solution for employee healthcare and benefits administration with NetSuite’s TribeHR human capital management platform.

A proposal from a top Senate Democrat could limit deductions for companies that moved their tax addresses out of the U.S. as long ago as 1994, according to a draft obtained by Bloomberg News.

The Institute of Internal Auditors has released a new practice guide demonstrating how the internal audit function can help businesses keep running in the event of a cyberattack or a natural disaster.

ZenPayroll announced partnerships with a dozen SMB-focused technology companies to connect back-office tools for small businesses.