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Small businesses posted a modest increase in hiring in April, according to figures from Intuit’s online payroll service.
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WTP Advisors has acquired the transfer pricing and international structuring business of Michael J. Flaherty LLC.
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Rock singer Ozzy Osbourne and his wife Sharon have been hit by another tax lien from the Internal Revenue Service, putting their tax debts at more than $2 million.
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David H. Kloess has been named president and chief executive of Atlanta accounting firm Windham Brannon.
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An Ohio CPA has pleaded guilty to charges that he helped clients file false tax returns claiming investments in gas wells.
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One of my partner clients logged 127 personal billable hours during the last week of tax season. As hard as this is to imagine, think about only getting paid for about 90 of those hours. Thats rightgive 30 percent away for free.
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A number of years ago, a gaming and hospitality analyst whom I'd interviewed a number of times was fired after he told The Wall Street Journal that a certain casino in Atlantic City was basically a house of cards and would not survive.
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When it comes to social media strategy, many companies play Kevin Costner and listen to a whisper in the cornfields. They aren't wrong to follow that sage advice, because as they build up their corners of the Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn universes, the friends, followers, viewers and colleagues will indeed come.
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In this Generational Viewpoints article, we asked members of Hansen, Barnett & Maxwell (www.hbmcpas.com), a Salt Lake City-based accounting firm with more than 60 employees, to share their perspectives about their generation's attributes that need better explanation or understanding. Generation Y semi-senior Travis Olney, born in 1984, and Baby Boomer partner Robert Bowen, born in 1949, opined on the following question:"What would you most like others in your firm to understand about your generation?"
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