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The Olympics are the biggest international sporting sport event, with athletes from more than 200 nations participating in what are generally considered the most important competition in the world. But are they worth it to the host city and country in terms of the budget and the eventual enormous expenditures?
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A Florida psychiatrist never spent any of the millions of dollars that prosecutors claim she hid from the Internal Revenue Service, her attorney told jurors at the start of her tax trial in federal court in Fort Myers.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said Friday that has appointed Daniel Murdock, a former Deloitte & Touche director, as a deputy chief accountant in the SECs Office of the Chief Accountant.
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Clients are coming to accountants asking for advice about the health care reform law, especially after the shaky rollout this month of the online health care exchanges and marketplaces by various states and the federal government.
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There is no question that technology is changing the accounting profession and the one-two punch of the cloud and mobile technology creates greater efficiencies and capabilities for CPAs and their clients.
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Social media strategist Adrian Dayton and BeachFleischman chief marketing officer Eric Majchrzak talk about how firms need to schedule time for their marketing efforts and how to measure the impact, in an interview with Accounting Today senior editor Danielle Lee.
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The facilitation of tax avoidance strategies could constitute a violation of international human rights law, according to a new report by the International Bar Association.
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Why is it important to maintain the beauty of the accounting profession? Just as we preserve our countrys beautiful national parks, it is necessary that we are proactive in preserving the beauty of experience within the accounting profession.
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