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The Internal Revenue Services Low Income Taxpayer Clinic Program Office has issued its second annual program report on how LITCs help thousands of low-income taxpayers across the country with pro bono representation, education and advocacy services.
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New England CPA and consulting firm BerryDunn is taking advantage of the long winter to raise funds for nonprofit WinterKids.
March 5
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President Barack Obama is proposing more tax increases for U.S. multinational corporations, seeking ways to prevent them from avoiding taxes by exploiting gaps in international law.
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The cost savings that are meant to be one of the eventual benefits of the Affordable Care Act have not yet begun to appear, though improvements in care have begun to materialize, according to one expert.
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Private sector employers added 139,000 jobs in February, according to payroll giant ADP, with the cold winter weather sapping the hiring numbers.
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Paul Blowers has been named chief information officer at Plante Moran.
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Technology services provider Brittenford Systems has published a new whitepaper addressing questions on upgrading QuickBooks accounting software to new cloud accounting solutions.
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The Supreme Court ruled in favor of expanding the whistleblower protections of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to include private firms that act as contractors and subcontractors for public companies, which could have major implications for accountants.
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Accounting ranked as one of the most in-demand flexible jobs, according to FlexJobs, an online service for professionals seeking telecommuting, flexible schedule, part-time and freelance jobs.
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CPAs come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Each one has their strengths and weaknesses. And each one bases success off of what they see as success.
March 4