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The Internal Revenue Service announced that it anticipates opening the 2015 filing season as scheduled in January.

Computer Sciences Corp. reached a proposed settlement with the SEC over an accounting probe, agreeing to pay $190 million and adjust its financial statements.

In a recent poll, just over one in every five CPA firms (22%) indicated that they expect revenue growth of more than 10 percent in the new year.

Should you offer prospective tax clients free consultations?

SurePrep, provider of tax automation and paperless workpaper solutions, announced the release of its 2014 enhancements.

Johnson, Lauder & Savidge LLP, and Esserman & Pelter LLP will merge their accounting practices.

Vendors know things. They speak a special language, an information technology dialect that most accounting firms can’t fathom, but that they respect nonetheless – perhaps because it’s indecipherable.

Working virtually from home may have been semipopular at best a few years prior, but in soon-to-be 2015, the idea is gaining much more traction, especially amongst young CPA's and new-hires.

Intacct chief executive officer Rober Reid was recently named a Gold winning “Customer Focused CEO” in the CEO World Awards, an annual program recognizing top leadership in companies of all types and sizes.

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