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Dennis R. Mowrey has joined Top 100 Firm Schneider Downs & Co. Inc., as a tax director in the Columbus, Ohio office.

The New York State Society of CPAs has written a comment letter opposing changes in the format of audit reports.

Certified financial planners said they are satisfied with their choice of careers and plan to keep the CFP designation for 19 years, according to a new survey by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards.

A draft version of the European Commission’s latest proposals for changes in auditing firms has leaked out and it calls for some dramatic changes.

As multinational corporations and lobbyists push for a reduction in the corporate tax rate and a tax holiday on repatriated foreign profits, the tax loopholes that have encouraged companies to shift their income abroad have managed to stay largely intact.

A bipartisan trio of lawmakers have introduced a bill that would update the existing tax law to allow formerly homeless young people to pursue a four-year college education and still qualify for housing built with Low Income Housing Tax Credits.

The chairman of the House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee demanded Tuesday that the Internal Revenue Service suspend a proposed regulation that would require banks to disclose the amount of interest paid to nonresident aliens.

Vault.com has ranked Grant Thornton as the top accounting firm to work for in the employment site’s second annual rankings.

The Internal Revenue Service’s streamlined installment agreement program has brought in large amounts of revenue from people who owed back taxes, but at least 90,000 taxpayers using a streamlined installment agreement to pay back taxes may still owe the IRS after they complete the terms of their agreement.