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Unlike year-end 2012, planning for year-end 2013 is not burdened by the uncertainties over the extension of the Bush tax cuts or the political theater that took place surrounding last New Year's Day. Nevertheless, enough change and uncertainty remains that impacts year-end 2013 tax strategies to warrant special attention by taxpayers and their tax advisors.
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http://www.accountingtoday.com/ato_issues/27_8/Time-to-abandon-fund-accounting-in-government-67588-1.html
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Leasing a car may be easy and sexy but is usually not a good financial move over a period of time. Does the same apply to cloud-based software?
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New software, hardware, books and services for accountants
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Managing partner Steve Mayer finds valuable lessons for accountants in his experience as an Ironman contestant
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Proper estate planning for your clients starts with you
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Miami's MBAF helps health care providers handle health care reform
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The biggest, most often-repeated mistakes in the accounting profession
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As the vital signs of the U.S. economy point to steady and sustained recovery, driven in large part by U.S. small-business manufacturers and wholesale distributors, it's becoming clear that accountants who get involved and position themselves ahead of this trend stand to benefit tremendously.
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A roundup of events from around the profession
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In response to this action by the IRS, American University professors Donald Williamson and David Kautter have created a list of "Tax Best Practices for Small Businesses," a checklist designed to help small business entrepreneurs stay up to date on all tax-related issues, and away from the scrutiny of the IRS.
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Five firms share their experiences with workflow solutions
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The unique challenges and opportunities of tax workflow are bringing changes to the way firms operate
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