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AccountantsWorld president Dr. Chandra Bhansali discusses with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Daniel Hood how accountants sometimes feel their practices are controlled by their software and how his company is providing cloud-based systems to give control back to accountants.
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ADP said Thursday that it has helped U.S. businesses find more than $1.4 billion in tax credits in 2012.
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Seven out of 10 U.S. adults claim to have major barriers that prevent their families from openly communicating about who will make financial decisions on behalf of their aging family members if they become unable to do so, according to a new survey.
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Intacct has signed a partnership with manufacturing software developer Manufacturing Information Systsms(MISys) to deliver a manufacturing system for midsized businesses by integrating the two flagship products.
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Karen Abramson has been selected as the new CEO of Wolters Kluwers Tax & Accounting division.
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FinancialForce.com has partnered with global business consulting firm Bluewolf with the goal of helping companies access and enhance visibility into data that improve bookings-to-billing cycles and enrich customer engagement.
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Optimism about the U.S. economy among business executives who are also CPAs improved in the second quarter and has reached its highest point since early 2007, according to a new survey by the American Institute of CPAs, but lingering concerns continue to curtail hiring plans.
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UHY LLP is getting involved in supporting technology startup companies and the CPA firm is finding some new clients that it can guide through the funding and M&A process.
June 6
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George M. Cohan (1878 1942) is known to the public as the composer of classic songs like Give My Regards to Broadway and Youre A Grand Old Flag. To the entertainment business he is one of the legends of Tin Pan Alley and founders of ASCAP. However, to tax lawyers and accountants he is revered due to Cohan v. Commissioner, 39 F. 2d 540 (2d Cir. 1930).
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The Internal Revenue Service placed two employees on leave for accepting free food during a party at a 2010 agency conference that will be the subject of a congressional hearing today.
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