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The profession's confidence in the U.S. economy moderated somewhat last month, according to the April edition of Accounting Todays monthly Accountants Confidence Index.
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There's a lot to try to make sense of this week, however I feel I'm better suited to offer insight into the moves companies and consultants in our space have made, rather than those of individuals in a certain Northeastern city.
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Western New York accounting firm Freed Maxick CPAs was recently awarded two BETA awards from information technology industry trade association Infotech Niagara for its online marketing efforts.
April 19
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Coffee chain Starbucks ranked at the top of restaurant vendors listed by employees on expense reports, with Marriott dominating in the hotel category, Delta in airline category, and Avis for car rentals.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed a complaint against Tunney & Associates, an accounting firm with offices in Hammond, Ind. and Orland Park, Ill., and Michael Tunney, its sole owner and a CPA licensed in Illinois and Indiana, claiming he failed to properly audit a client registered with the CFTC.
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It might be tempting for small business owners, and their advisors, to contemplate the higher tax rates on individuals spawned by the American Tax Relief Act, and conclude that switching their S corporation to a C corporation makes sense.
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The Internal Revenue Service is offering an updated way to handle problems with the Form 8949, which has been having issues this past tax season.
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Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., introduced a bill Wednesday that would establish a tax on the trading of stocks and other financial products.
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