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

Thomson Reuters has published a new white paper with advice on how tax professionals can be better tax researchers.

The KPMG Foundation recently announced that it has awarded $470,000 worth of scholarships to minority accounting doctoral students for the 2014-2015 academic year, as part of their Minority Accounting Doctoral Scholarship Program. The Program has notably awarded over $15 million to 331 minority students pursuing doctorate degrees since 1994, with the goal of increasing diversity amongst students and professors in business schools.

The most influential people in the field of accounting, as chosen by their peers.

An inspector general who disclosed the Internal Revenue Service’s extra scrutiny of Tea Party groups ignored the tax agency’s similar focus on groups backing Democrats, according to a report released today by Senate Democrats.

Mahlon Rubin, CPA, 89, co-founder of RubinBrown, one of the nation’s largest accounting and business consulting firms, died Thursday.

Saving a business creates one of the greatest highs you can have in accounting.

The comedy team of Bob and Ray used to do a hilarious routine where a member of a group known as the Slow Talkers of America was interviewed by an impatient reporter, but being part of a slow-growing industry is no joke.

ACL has released new versions of its analytics software for audit, risk management and compliance professionals, and added new subscription services.

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