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Accounting firm Meyers Norris Penny has launched an upgraded Web site that takes advantage of new Web technologies.
May 13 -
The Senate Finance Committee held hearings to determine how to pay for health insurance reform, including through new taxes and tax credits.
May 13 -
Financial professionals gathered at a recent life insurance conference expressed relief about two revenue rulings issued by the IRS this month.
May 13 -
The IRS has found that a nonprofit foundation that gathered a group of pastors in 2006 for a series of public conferences in advance of a Texas gubernatorial campaign did not violate the tax laws governing nonprofits.
May 13 -
Most of the major banks passed the financial stress tests with flying colors last week, in no small part thanks to some key concessions by the Federal Reserve.
May 13 -
New York City CPA Jonathan Medows specializes in helping small business owners and freelancers cope with the economic crisis.
May 12 -
Two current and two former Ernst & Young partners were found guilty of tax fraud and conspiracy charges related to tax shelters.
May 11 -
The greenbook released by the Obama administration on Monday includes a number of proposals of special interest to tax preparers.
May 11 -
The Obama administration released detailed plans to cut $800 billion in taxes on small businesses and middle-class families over the next 10 years, while raising $122.5 billion in corporate taxes
May 11 -
A recent decision by the Massachusetts Appellate Tax Board related to inter-company pricing may put state tax auditors on notice not to overreach when assessing the value of services and products provided between companies and their out-of-state affiliates.
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