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Employers added a disappointing 38,000 jobs in May, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday, including 5,400 in accounting and bookkeeping services, although the unemployment rate declined three-tenths of a percentage point to 4.7 percent.
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Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.
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The average length of time between a new computer being hooked up to the Internet and its being targeted by hackers is six minutes, experts warn -- so its critical to establish a defense in depth against cyber-invasion.
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Stephen Chipman, the former CEO of Grant Thornton LLP, has become CEO of Radius, a provider of international accounting, finance, banking, tax, HR, legal and compliance support for global companies, based in Boston.
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Its no surprise that the experience of going through a random IRS audit affects future behavior. What is surprising is how the expected change in behaviorincreased reporting of taxable income, and presumably, increased compliancediffers from corporations to individuals, and from individuals subject to third-party information to those who are not.
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The Center for Audit Quality is providing support for more independent auditing-related research by picking two new academic research proposals for funding.
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As the Baby Boomers move into retirement, their $50 trillion in assets will move with them -- and theyll need professional help with the transition, according to Roger Ochs.
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Thomson Reuters has released a new edition of PPCs SMART Practice Aids Single Audit Suite to automate the single audit process.
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New Yorks highest court again rejected a bid by former American International Group Inc. Chairman Maurice Hank Greenberg to dismiss the states decade-old fraud suit against him, clearing a path for a trial.
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Private sector employment grew by 173,000 jobs in May, according to payroll giant ADP, in a sign of slowing job growth.
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