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The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board approved a 2014 budget of $258.4 million, and a 2013-2017 strategic plan that includes a greater focus on accounting firms' burgeoning consulting practices.

Miller & Bahnson reprise a column on the redefinition of comparability

Our editors’ picks for the biggest stories in accounting in 2013

Peter Reilly, CPA, CVA, has been elected president and MP of Bethesda-based Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell PC, effective January 1.

With fraud costing as much as 5 percent of revenues worldwide, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners is recommending a set of steps for businesses to take to protect themselves.

New York City-based accounting firm Raich Ende Malter & Co. raised over $6,000 in cash and donations participating in the United States Postal Service’s Letters to Santa program.

Rickey Charles Goodrich, former chief financial officer of Pearl Jam’s management company Curtis Management, has pled guilty to theft after years of embezzling more than $300,000 from the rock band.

The Financial Accounting Foundation has appointed investor and asset manager Ann Spruill to its Board of Trustees, effective Jan. 1, 2014.

Well over half of tax preparers in a recent survey said that they expect to generate more revenue in the coming tax season than they did last year.

While a recent survey found that tax preparers across the country intend to universally raise rates for this coming season, why they’re raising them -- and by how much -- varies widely depending on a range of factors.