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Universities Not Planning for IFRS Education
Comparatively few universities will be educating students in international accounting standards this academic year, despite plans by the Securities and Exchange Commission to impose the new standards on U.S. companies. Read more
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Former IRS Employee Sued for Tax Scam
The Justice Department has accused a former Internal Revenue Service secretary of cheating her tax prep clients and the government out of approximately $850,000. Read more
- Private Sector Lost 33,000 Jobs in August
- Harlem Pastor Cited for Obama Denunciation
- IRS Seizes $97,000 from Kentucky Town
- Plante & Moran Opens Mexico Office
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Washington This Week
Grassley Backs Mileage Deduction Bill
Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, said he planned to co-sponsor a bill that will update the deductible cost of operating a vehicle for charitable purposes. Read more
CAQ Warns of 'Catastrophic Liability Threat' Cox Praises PCAOB Decision Dorgan and Levin Blast Corporate Tax System Baucus Slams IRS Response to ID Theft
Industry Leaders - QA
Conrad Hewitt is charged with establishing and enforcing accounting and auditing policy to enhance the transparency and relevancy of financial reporting at the SEC. Read more
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John K. Harris Bob Graham Wayne R. PinnellInside Views
Making Money in Financial Planning
By now I am sure you might have heard about the wildly successful inaugural financial planning conference held in July in Chicago by this publication under the Accountants Media Group umbrella. Read more
Turn On, Link In, Drop Out The Long and Winding Roadmap Seasoned CPAs' Back and Forth Cycling Know Before You Go
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From Accounting Today
Housing bill promises preparer headaches
The Foreclosure Prevention Act of 2008, recently signed without fanfare by President Bush, contains provisions that will, according to insiders, complicate tax returns for years ahead.
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From Accounting Today
No heir, apparently
Do you know how much longer your firm's partners want to work? The answers might surprise you -- and help you transition more easily into the future.
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From Accounting Technology
Budgeting Software Review
Products reviewed: Adaptive Planning, Budget Maestro, Clarity, Microsoft Forecaster, PlanGuru Consultant, Prophix
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From Accounting Technology
Warming to the Web
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From Practical Accountant
Marketing Financial Planning Services
Accounting firms that decide to branch out into financial planning are also competing against non-CPA financial planners and companies, actively promoting the services to existing clients of traditional services, as well as trying to attract new clients.
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From Practical Accountant
The 2008 Practical Accountant Practice Innovation Awards: Recognizing Distinctive Firms' Achievements
Practical Accountant's Innovation Awards recognize 32 firms that took the lead in developing new or improved services and promoted efficiency in the practice of public accounting.
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From Practical Accountant
Slightly Easing Off on Tax Preparers
"More likely than not," tax preparer penalties regulations would limit required revelations to IRS if there's client disclosure.
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From CPA Wealth Provider
Helping the Vast Under-Served Middle Market
Innovative services can grow your practice
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From CPA Wealth Provider
Wealth Magnets
Second ranking of CPAs by AUM shows financial planning growing at practices.
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