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The shift to the web has introduced new challenges when it comes to data security and control.

If you're looking for a job (or an employee), you need to go where they are -- and more and more often, they're on Indeed.

Big thoughts under blue skies: Short reads that can help take your practice to the next level.

It’s probably one of the most frustrating and time-consuming jobs in tax prep: fixing the mistakes of preparers who mangled a business or individual return before you saw it.

A client decided that to grow her business she needed a top-tier sales manager and recruited someone from a much larger competitor.

Tax blogger Robert Flach sees many flaws in the IRS's proposed new voluntary program.

Ralph Summerford, president of the financial investigation firm Forensic Strategic Solutions in Birmingham, Ala., sees a growing need for forensic accountants and fraud examiners.

The world’s four biggest accounting firms said a planned pro-democracy sit-in protest in Hong Kong’s business district may lead to an exodus of firms, hurting the economy.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued an updated Qualified Intermediary Agreement for foreign banks that have been approved to withhold funds from a client’s bank account to be paid to the IRS.

Stephen Tierney was honored with the 2014 Public Service Award from the California Society of CPAs for his efforts to help the homeless.