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More than half of compliance officers anticipate their personal liability will increase this year, according to a new survey.

The Tax Court has ruled against an accountant who tried to deduct a portion of his gambling losses from his taxes.

Most U.S.-based multinational corporations paid lower U.S. taxes on their domestic profits than they paid to foreign governments on their foreign profits, according to a recent study.

The Dispatch app aims to help users deal with the constant flood of e-mails.

Last November, the Financial Accounting Standards Board endorsed simplifying the accounting standards that private companies use in measuring and reporting goodwill, and FASB is currently looking into the possibility of changing the standards for public companies too.

“Blind luck” is how Jack Johns characterized his 16 percent profit on something he read about on the Internet called Master Limited Partnerships. Johns, a retired postal worker from Rincon, Georgia, said he sold his MLP investments within a year because he realized he didn’t really know what he’d bought.

I often talk with people at CPA firms who ask me the number one thing they can do to grow their business.

Deloitte announced it has broadened its relationship with SAP, signing a global value-added reseller agreement.

Entrepreneurs are the brightest, most focused and determined people I know. But it is also lonely for many of them.

Deloitte held its board meeting in New York this past week and also took time to meet with some members of the press to discuss its diversity and recruiting efforts.