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The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has voted to begin research on improving the disclosures by state and local governments about going concern and debt.
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Bankrupt ex-billionaire Samuel Wyly told a judge its too soon for regulators to fret over what hell do with as much as $50 million from the planned sale of his familys Colorado ranch, the site of six custom-built mansions.
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Ontarios government is ending tax breaks to film producers and other businesses as it looks to double savings to meet its target for a balanced budget in two years.
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With the role of personal financial advisors projected to grow 27 percent between 2010 and 2020, Grantham Universitys Mark Skousen School of Business has added a financial planning - Bachelor of Business Administration program to its offering of more than 40 online degrees and certificates.
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August Aquila and Angie Grissom argue the pros and cons of social media
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Retaining qualified employees continues to be a problem for accounting firms
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In a case of first impression before the Delaware Chancery Court, the defense of in pari delicto was applied in favor of an auditor/accounting firm to defeat claims brought by the receiver of several insolvent insurance companies.
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Rosenberg Associates has begun its annual survey of CPA firms.
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The New York State Society of CPAs (NYSSCPA) Rochester Chapter NextGen group, a committee of young accountants and new CPAs, alongside the Flower City Habitat for Humanity (FCHH), will host a celebratory open house at the newly-renovated Rochester home at 44 Miller Street at 4 p.m. on May 1, according to the State Society.
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