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Less than half of senior insurance executives from companies around the world believe the U.S. should abandon U.S. GAAP standards in favor of International Financial Reporting Standards, according to a new survey.
July 20 -
Expect to see a lot more wrangling over taxes in Washington in the months ahead with the elections approaching, along with the expiration of the current tax rates.
July 20
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Its not just the presence of taxes, its the anticipation of the future tax landscape that plays a decisive role in decisions made by small businesses.
July 19 -
Faced with possible dissent in their party, U.S. Senate Democrats are dropping estate tax language backed by President Barack Obama from their proposal to extend most George W. Bush-era tax cuts through 2013.
July 19 -
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The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Chicago-based Huron Consulting and two of its former executives Thursday with accounting violations, and the firm agreed to settle the charges by paying a $1 million penalty.
July 19 -
Accounting and business software provider Open Systems Inc. has released Version 11 of its Customer Relationship Management for Traverse.
July 19 -
Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee have introduced a bill to provide tax credits to businesses that brings jobs and business operations back to the U.S. from abroad.
July 19 -
Western New York firm Freed Maxick CPAs, chosen by Twitter, Inc. to represent the B2B/professional services sector in a year-long case study promoted on Twitters business website for advertisers, has announced those results.
July 19
