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New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced a new initiative Monday to encourage individuals who owe significant back taxes to the state to pay their bills by suspending their New York State driver licenses when their past-due tax liability exceeds $10,000.
August 5 -
Cheryl Farrar has taken on the role of chief information officer of the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy.
August 5 -
Governmental Accounting Standards Board chairman David Vaudt talks about his plans as GASB's new leader and the board's agenda for pension standards, post-employment benefits in the retiree health care area, and the need to provide useful information for elected officials and government policymakers, in an interview with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Daniel Hood.
August 5
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Bernard Robinson & Co. of Greensboro, N.C., has entered the Raleigh, N.C. market with the addition of Furr & Newell.
August 5 -
The House passed a bill to prohibit the Internal Revenue Service from implementing or enforcing the Affordable Care Act before heading home for Congresss August recess, but the legislation has little chance of advancing in the Senate.
August 5 -
Clients expect you to know about accounting. Impress them by showing you know about their field as well.
August 4 -
Employers in 17 states (and the Virgin Islands) may not be eligible to claim the maximum amount of state unemployment tax credits on their 2013 federal unemployment tax return, because their state has had an outstanding federal unemployment insurance loan for at least two years, according to tax analysts at Thomson Reuters Checkpoint.
August 2 -
Arlene R. Thayer, chief operating officer of Mid-Atlantic CPA and consulting firm KatzAbosch, was recently inducted into Network 2000, a nonprofit which promotes the advancement of women in professional and executive positions.
August 2
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The Institute of Management Accountants quantifies the salary gap between men and women in the accounting profession in its annual salary survey.
August 2
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