Learn about accounting interpretations, why they matter, and how they clarify standards, prevent errors, and provide consistency in financial reporting.

When a business engages in any economic activity, such as selling goods, purchasing supplies or paying salaries, these events must be recorded in the financial books. This is the first phase of the ...

Bartering involves exchanging goods or services directly without using money. The IRS considers bartered goods and services as taxable income. Successful barter requires finding someone with mutual ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Board of Directors of Boston Private Financial Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: BPFH) (“Boston Private”), a leading provider of integrated wealth management, trust and banking ...

For many consumers, handling their finances—from building household budgets to evaluating big purchases to managing retirement savings—can be intimidating. With minimal time and a layperson’s ...