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The average paycheck size at small businesses declined 0.2 percent in October, while month-over-month hiring also fell 0.1 percent, according to payroll provider SurePayroll.
November 7 -
President Barack Obama delivered his acceptance speech early Wednesday morning after winning re-election in a hard-fought campaign against Republican rival Mitt Romney as the U.S. faces the risk of another plunge into recession with the expiration of the current tax rates coupled with deep automatic spending cuts.
November 7 -
International Accounting Standards Board chairman Hans Hoogervorst is pushing back against efforts by industry lobbyists to reject changes that would put many types of lease obligations on businesses balance sheets for the first time.
November 6
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The Internal Revenue Services decision to modify the timelines for withholding agents and foreign banks to comply with the stiff new due diligence requirements under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act is providing them, as well as taxpayers and preparers, with some welcome relief.
November 6 -
ADP has agreed to sell its ADP Taxware business to Vista Equity Partners for an undisclosed amount.
November 6 -
CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business, has launched a new ProSystem fx Client Intelligence offering for automating the continual analysis of clients' business performance as well as advancements to its IntelliConnect Solutions.
November 6 -
Gina Bennett Pruitt has been admitted as the newest owner of KraftCPAs.
November 6 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission said it is preparing relief measures that would extend filing deadlines for individuals and entities who have been affected by Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath.
November 6 -
The IRS has issued procedures in Revenue Procedure 2012-43 concerning under what circumstances a frivolous tax submission penalty would be reduced. The procedure also details how a taxpayer may request a reduction in the penalty, which is assessed under Code Sec. 6702(a) or Code Sec. 6702(b), and the eligibility requirements for reduction.
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The IRS is now sending letters to preparers who are suspected of filing inaccurate EITC claims.
November 6
