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Accounting Today March 2013 Digital Edition

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03/01/2013

By Accounting Today Staff

Check out the digital edition of the March 2013 issue of Accounting Today.

The issue contains articles on how tax season is progressing so far, how to pitch your firm on new technology, which auditors attracted the most new SEC clients for all of 2012, and why firms need to work on managing change.

Other articles cover topics such as cloud computing, a review of midrange accounting software packages, the top 10 challenges of consulting, a FATCA update, former IRS commissioner Mark Everson on tax reform, and more.

To access the digital edition, click here.

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