Accounting for the Stars
Christie Vetoes Tax Credit for ‘Jersey Shore’
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has vetoed a controversial tax credit that was awarded to the MTV reality series “Jersey Shore.” Read more »
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Lawsuit Filed over 'Bad Lieutenant' Accounting
December 26, 2011A film production company that helped finance a 2009 Nicolas Cage film, “Bad Lieutenant:... Read more »
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‘Crash’ Filmmakers Awarded $12M Judgment in Hollywood Accounting Case
December 21, 2011A Los Angeles court has awarded $12 million to actor Brendan Fraser, director and writer Paul... Read more »
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Director Indicted in $4.7M Film Tax Credit Scheme
December 15, 2011A director who helmed two movies on Cape Cod has been indicted for fraudulently obtaining over... Read more »
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‘Jersey Shore’ Gets $420,000 Tax Credit from State
September 16, 2011The MTV reality series “Jersey Shore” has been approved for a $420,000 tax credit from... Read more »
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Judge Rules in Favor of Brendan Fraser and Paul Haggis in Hollywood Accounting Lawsuit
August 1, 2011A Los Angeles judge has ruled that a Hollywood producer used “creative accounting” to... Read more »
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‘Quincy’ Producer Sues Universal over Accounting
July 15, 2011TV producer Glen Larson, whose production company has created popular TV series such as “The... Read more »
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Michael Jackson’s Former Manager Pleads Guilty to Tax Charges
June 23, 2011Raymone Bain, a public relations specialist and the former general manager of the late pop star... Read more »
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Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne Rocked by Second Tax Lien
May 2, 2011Rock singer Ozzy Osbourne and his wife Sharon have been hit by another tax lien from the Internal... Read more »
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If Charlie Sheen Were in Charge of Tax Reform
March 10, 2011Actor Charlie Sheen has certainly managed to keep his name in the news in recent weeks, and now... Read more »
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Celebrity Accountant Starr Sentenced to 7-1/2 Years
March 3, 2011Financial advisor and accountant to the stars Kenneth Starr has been sentenced to 90 months in... Read more »
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FASB Chair Leslie Seidman on Convergence with IFRS
February 1, 2012
Financial Accounting Standards Board chairman Leslie Seidman provides an update on the progress FASB is making on converging U.S. GAAP with IFRS.
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Most Unusual Items Submitted on Employee Expense Reports
January 19, 2012
The results are bound to raise the eyebrows of any financial executive.
10 Stories That Shaped 2011
December 29, 2011
Our editors' picks for the 10 stories that shaped accounting in 2011.
