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Credit card fraud is an ongoing concern for consumers, but recent developments will have a significant impact on your business clients if they have not yet invested in new technology supported by the Obama administration.
February 24 -
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20 Ontario students made Canada's Common Final Examination's (CFE) Honour Roll for top marks on the first year of the CPA entry examinations in the country, CPA Ontario announced on Wednesday. The CFE marks the first time that Canadian test-takers can become CPAs by passing a single examination.
February 24
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has agreed on a new framework that will allow all interested countries and jurisdictions to participate in drawing up international tax rules.
February 24 -
A post-implementation review of the Financial Accounting Standards Boards 1997 standard on earnings per share found the standard generally achieved its purpose.
February 24 -
A pair of Democrats in the House have introduced legislation to reduce the number of corporate tax inversions by clamping down on the strategy of earnings stripping.
February 24 -
Sage announced that Marc Scheipe has been appointed president of Sage North America.
February 24 -
A taxpayer has been charged with mailing a threatening communication after he responded to a notice from the Internal Revenue Service about overdue taxes by scribbling a profanity on the letter and mailing it back to the IRS.
February 23 -
FreshBooks released the FreshBooks Card Reader, a pocket-sized device for small-business owners to get paid using their mobile device.
February 23 -
Want to free up more time this busy season? You could stop showering. Or ban March Madness? But what about something more effective and less offensive, like eliminating dozens of back and forth emails by implementing meeting scheduler software?
February 23
