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Rich Stovsky, U.S. Private Company Services Leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers, discusses some of the main global trends that accounting firms should advise their private company clients to consider to help them build their businesses, in an interview with AccountingToday.com editor-in-chief Michael Cohn.
November 13
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Michel Prada, chairman of the IFRS Foundation Board of Trustees, which oversees the International Accounting Standards Board, took countries like the U.S. and Japan to task for taking what he called an à la carte approach to accounting standards by not fully embracing International Financial Reporting Standards.
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Accounting firms could find value in managing their clients online funding campaigns, according to Xcentric's vice president of marketing Roy Keely.
November 13 -
The Internal Revenue Service has released nearly 3,000 pages of training materials used by the Internal Revenue Services Exempt Organizations unit in making determinations of whether to grant tax-exempt status to organizations, in response to a lawsuit from the nonprofit publisher Tax Analysts.
November 13 -
A Kentucky circuit court judge has ruled that Grant Thornton is liable for more than $100 million in damages to be paid to a business owner and his family after he was sold an offshore tax shelter that the Internal Revenue Service considered abusive.
November 13 -
I am frequently asked the above question by practitioners as I teach courses about using this tablet, so I think its important to have a deeper understanding of how the iPad and other tablets can be used in a business role versus the standard PC or even a laptop.
November 13 -
A unit set up by the Internal Revenue Service to improve international tax compliance by individuals is paying off, according to a new government report, enabling IRS auditors to assess an additional $36 million in taxes for fiscal years 2011 to 2013.
November 13 -
Thomson Reuters has released a Web-based analytical tool to help tax practitioners and employee benefits professionals make decisions about the Affordable Care Act for their clients and companies.
November 13 -
A New York man has pleaded guilty to leading one of the largest and longest-running tax refund fraud schemes associated with identity theft ever perpetrated in the U.S.
November 13 -
CEOs who are approaching retirement tend to inflate their earnings forecasts, according to a new study.
November 12
