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Accounting Principals recently named the top 10 cities to find a job in finance in 2013, based on overall economic environment, internal data, and the volume of job openings in the past six months. Accounting Principals' senior vice president Jodi Chavez explains what makes each city so desirable.

How do we earn the badge of being the “the best accountants ever?” I realized it didn’t necessarily involve fancy ancillary services, flashy proposals or neat ad campaigns.

The American Institute of CPAs is asking Congress to provide the Internal Revenue Service with “sufficient” funds to perform its duties.

People of diverse backgrounds are hiding their authentic selves at work, to the detriment of productivity and sense of self, according to a new study.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board announced that registration for a field study on disclosures in notes to financial statements will close Sept. 30, 2013.

Andy Burczyk acknowledged for his charitable participation within the community.

Private sector employers added 176,000 jobs from July to August, with job gains once again broadly distributed across industries, according to payroll giant ADP.

As a business grows, tax issues become more complex and absolutely critical. Growing companies cannot get tied down and caught up by tax penalties that could have been avoided with simple due diligence.

Executives at online accounting product maker Xero acknowledged that they still have a lot of awareness work to do in the U.S. market and are hoping new and enhanced product offerings will help grow its partner base – who are primarily accounting firms -- as well as customers.

Philadelphia-based accounting, tax and business consulting firm Citrin Cooperman participated in The Hamels Foundation’s fourth annual Diamonds and Denim event Aug. 15 to help fund the nonprofit organization’s community-based education assistance.