In the past year, 30 percent of workers have called in sick when they were not actually ill, according to Harris Interactive. The polling firm recently surveyed employers on behalf of CareerBuilder about the most unusual excuses that employees gave for calling in sick. It uncovered some memorable alibis that some accounting firms might not have heard yet from their employees.
The AICPA's annual list of IT priorities for accounting firms
Our monthly collection of statistics from the world of tax.
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A selection of tax cartoons from Philly tax firm Drucker & Scaccetti's 'Finding Humor in Taxes' exhibit
One last chance to test your tax knowledge with these final questions from the experts at the National Association of Tax Professionals.
Our monthly collection of statistics from the world of tax.
A selection of the various partners and personalities we experienced at the recent Microsoft Dynamics Convergence 2013 user and partner event.
Here are some warning signs that your accounting and tax clients might be having a fling with other accountants, and some ideas for getting a bigger share of client business—and trust. Thanks to Wendy Nemitz, founding principal of Ingenuity Marketing Group, for providing these telltale signals of a wandering eye.
Test your tax knowledge with these questions from the experts at the National Association of Tax Professionals.
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