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Hillary Clinton’s proposed tax increases on people with high incomes and on businesses would constrain economic growth, according to a policy group’s analysis.

Representatives from the Connecticut Society of CPAs (CTCPA) New and Young Professionals Group, along with the Foundation for Life Bikes for Kids program, recently surprised 21 underprivileged local children with new bikes and helmets on October 7, the Society announced on Tuesday.

“Why should I give free advice?” That’s a question we sometimes hear when we advise clients to blog, answer questions in public forums and generally offer professional insight to their audiences.

Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.

It won’t be long before the Ben Affleck action movie “The Accountant” comes out this weekend, and already the anticipation is building.

The Internal Revenue Service is giving victims of Hurricane Matthew in North Carolina extra time to file their tax returns and make tax payments.

Joel Sinkin discusses in this video the different factors to take into account when determining the value of an accounting firm for a potential M&A deal.

Every year Accounting Today publishes the results of their survey that identifies the “Best Firms to Work For.” Since I have been out of the daily management of an accounting firm for a few years, I was curious to learn what new and innovative policies the leading firms today are embracing that puts them in the rankings as a great place to work.

President Obama has signed legislation exempting Olympic and Paralympic athletes from taxes on their medals and winnings.

Board members at public companies largely favor the use of non-GAAP measures but differ on disclosures of how they’re being used, according to a new survey.