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Flint Mobile has integrated its mobile phone payment app, which works without a card reader, with Intuit's QuickBooks Online to expedite payments for small businesses that work outside traditional storefront environments.

Ohio is the first state in the nation to allow continuing professional education in 10-minute increments for CPAs.

Did you know you can expand your accounting firm’s business by narrowing its focus?

The new converged revenue recognition standard from the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board could have an impact on not only financial statement preparers, but on tax practitioners and auditors as well.

Bill and Hillary Clinton have long supported an estate tax to prevent the U.S. from being dominated by inherited wealth. That doesn’t mean they want to pay it.

Exact has formed a strategic partnership with cloud-based e-commerce platform Logicbroker.

Small businesses outnumber their larger brethren, creating more jobs and about half of the total GDP—and also have the “stinkiest poop,” according to QuickBooks consultant and advisor Joe Woodard.

Congressional Republicans said Tuesday that the Internal Revenue Service has lost emails from six other officials besides Lois Lerner, the former director of the IRS’s Exempt Organizations unit.

John Gimigliano has been named principal in charge of KPMG LLP’s Federal Legislative and Regulatory Services group in its Washington National Tax practice.

Congressional Republicans are demanding answers from the Internal Revenue Service after the agency lost more than two years of e-mails requested by lawmakers.