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Scott Cacurak, an assurance partner at BDO, has been appointed to national director of the firm's transaction advisory services.

The United States ranked near the bottom of the top 20 countries in term of retirement security, according to a new report.

Data privacy has become an urgent issue for consumers and businesses, according to the latest in PwC’s 10Minutes thought leadership series, which outlines its increased prominence in company growth and brand health.

Investors have proven to be sophisticated enough to dismiss implausible explanations from companies of their quarterly earnings results, according to a new study.

CCH has introduced the Federal Penalties & Interest Calculator as a new tool for professionals using the accounting software provider’s IntelliConnect content research platform.

Intuit Inc. has announced that it will host an industry event for small-business owners, accounting professionals and software developers in October.

Credit Suisse Group AG helped American customers hide as much as $10 billion in assets from the Internal Revenue Service, more than double the amount previously known, according to a U.S. Senate committee report.

A whistleblower’s $6.8 million in awards must be taxed as ordinary income, a U.S. Tax Court judge ruled, rejecting arguments that the money should be recognized as capital gains and subject to a lower rate.

How many times have you heard someone say, “Mind your own business?” For accountants, especially in these economic times, that just may be sage advice.

Grant Thornton has released a set of tax season tips for both individuals and businesses.