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KPMG announced that it will donate 5,000 new books to schools local to each of this season's tournament victories by the firms sponsored golfers, PGA Tour star Phil Mickelson and LPGA No. 1-ranked American Stacy Lewis.
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A new study examines how buyers and clients select a professional services firm, including accounting and financial services firms.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has unanimously approved the Public Company Accounting Oversight Boards 2013 budget and the related annual accounting support fee that it charges to issuers and broker-dealers.
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CBIZ reported revenue growth of 4.4 percent last year, with annual revenue of $766.1 million, an increase of $32.3 million compared to $733.8 million for the prior year.
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The profession's confidence in the U.S. economy is growing somewhat, according to the February edition of Accounting Todays monthly Accountants Confidence Index.
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An executive summary of our February ACI.
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is pointing to wide disparities in the low tax rates paid by many multinational corporations compared to the taxes paid by individuals and small businesses.
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The U.S. regulator that oversees corporate audits could face automatic spending cuts designed to reduce the federal budget deficit even though it receives no taxpayer funding.
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IMGCAP(1)]Much like the prospect of snowy-weather here in New York, this past week wasn't all that heavy with news, though it was insightful with useful thoughts on cloud data, low-level accounting products and examples on how CPA firms are using social media. And did I mention our Top New Products of 2013 are here?
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The Private Company Council that will help set accounting standards for privately held businesses has decided to tackle three main projects for its agenda.
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