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Sageworks is offering a new service for evaluating the likelihood that a small business will default on a loan or go bankrupt.

Solyndra LLC, the failed solar-panel maker that received a $535 million U.S. Energy Department loan guarantee before going bankrupt, received objections to its bankruptcy plan from the Internal Revenue Service and the Energy Department.

A Long Island businessman has been arrested and charged with bilking the producers of an upcoming Broadway musical by claiming that he had secret investors who had committed millions of dollars to the project.

A New Jersey CPA provided whistleblower information to the IRS that the IRS failed to pursue, and he unsuccessfully sued the IRS.

The Center for Audit Quality and several corporate governance organizations and companies have created a new online auditor evaluation tool to help the audit committees on corporate boards evaluate their auditing firms.

The Internal Revenue Service is paying millions of dollars every year in unnecessary interest payments due to delays in processing net operating loss cases within the required 45 days, according to a new government report.

ADP has made several enhancements to its electronic invoice solution, which include advanced coding capabilities and improved document routing and management designed to help streamline the accounts payable process for medium to large-size businesses.

Grant Thornton LLP said it achieved a record amount of revenue for fiscal year 2012, generating $1.212 billion in revenue for the fiscal year ended July 31, a 9.3 percent increase from the prior fiscal year.

You may now have the best excuse in recent history to meet with your clients about year-end planning.

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