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Happy Holidays from all of us at Accounting Tomorrow!

Some executives, including AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, are warning that unless modifications are made to the health care reform bill that the Senate voted to approve Thursday morning, many large companies could decide to drop drug benefits for retirees.

The holiday cheer continues from the accounting community as SBS Group donated presents, gift cards and toys to mothers and children dealing with domestic violence.

Statistics from the Internal Revenue Service indicate that taxpayers with income under $200,000 have less chance of being audited than those in higher income ranges.

IMGCAP(1)] The Texas Food Bank Network has been named as the Weaver and Tidwell’s Private Foundation “Charity of Choice” and as a result has received a donation of $50,000 and the time of the firm’s community.

The Stevens Institute of Technology and its president are under investigation by not only the New Jersey Attorney General, but also the IRS.

If you’re looking to catch up on some reading during your holiday break, here’s a list that will keep you busy for a while – the Top 50 Blogs for Accountants.

Turns out employees of the federal government are high on the list of tax delinquents, according to a new report.

Founded in 2007, by two RSM McGladrey employees looking to promote connectivity between chief financial officers, The CFO Alliance may just be a group worth checking out.

Vice President Joe Biden intends to propose an additional $5 billion in tax credits to support clean energy technologies, building on the $2.3 billion in energy tax credits included in the Recovery Act.