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American Express OPEN and Intuit announced the launch of ReceiptMatch with QuickBooks, a mobile and desktop integration to help small businesses sync their business card expenses with QuickBooks.
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Gale Crosley of Crosley + Company discusses the practice areas and international opportunities that firms often overlook in trying to grow, in an interview with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Daniel Hood.
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As most exempt organizations know all too well, preparing a Form 990 can be a time consuming and complicated process.
April 2 -
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board held a public meeting Wednesday to solicit feedback from experts on its proposals for changing the auditors reporting model.
April 2 -
The Centsables animated TV series, airing Saturday mornings on Fox Business, recently received a Parents Choice Award for educational value and contributing to the social, emotional growth and well-being of children.
April 2
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The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service said Wednesday they will treat 19 countries that have reached agreements in substance with the U.S. on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act as having those agreements in effect, until the end of 2014, and they will also delay the registration deadline for foreign banks for 10 more days.
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CCH has introduced the Global Transfer Pricing Research Library as a new research and compliance resource on the latest international transfer pricing information, developments, and in-depth analysis.
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After spending 11 years with the AICPAs senior management team, where he served as the vice president of small firm interest, James Metzler has decided to branch out and start his own consulting practice, Metzler Advisory Group.
April 2 -
The International Association of IT Asset Managers announced the first IT Asset Management Organizational certification of its kind in collaboration with Ernst & Young.
April 2 -
H&R Block has been holding an online contest soliciting votes on who is the Greatest Hipster in History, and the winner, for some reason, seems to be the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates.
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