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International Accounting Standards Board chairman Hans Hoogervorst said in a speech Wednesday the IASB is aware of concerns about the potential costs of the converged lease accounting standards that the IASB has been developing with the U.S. Financial Accounting Standards Board, and he assured the audience that those costs would be kept to a minimum.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. said accounting errors at Autonomy Corp. have led it to cut the reported 2010 revenue at the software makers largest unit by 54 percent, adding fuel to a legal dispute over its purchase of Autonomy.
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National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson urged the Internal Revenue Service to adopt a comprehensive Taxpayer Bill of Rights in her annual report to Congress in mid-January.
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With eight overall new Securities and Exchange Commission audit clients and a net gain of five, Top 20 Firm Marcum topped the charts among large and national firms in the fourth quarter, and brought in over a million dollars in audit fees.
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It's time to start embracing transparency and open communication
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Too many firms and specifically partners still look at technology as a cost center, rather than as a way to increase revenue, improve client services and ensure that their services and skills remain relevant.
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Firms are exploring new approaches to professional development for their staff
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Early issues in the 2014 filing season, from fraud to the Affordable Care Act
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Our editors' picks for the best and most improved tools of the past year
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How to set a bad example in technology adoption
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The recent growth in the consulting practices of the largest firms means it's time for the PCAOB to take bold action, according to one reader.
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A roundup of recent accounting firm mergers and combinations
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Chronicling the tech giant's annus horribilis
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New hardware, software, books and services for accountants.
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My amazing discovery is not only that happy CPAs exist (which by itself is a pretty big deal), but that they are not singularly defined by industry, job title, age or gender. Rather, what sets them apart from the rest of the grouchy crowd is what they do differently.
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The building blocks of a successful FP practice
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Milligan & Co. offers a model for the firm of the future
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Knowledge-sharing can level the playing field for smaller firms
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