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The accounting profession’s drive for a more predictable and user friendly Federal Tax Code seems to be gaining traction with at least one segment of Congress: the freshly-elected corps of Tea Party activists and their conservative allies in the House and Senate.
March 7 -
Bill Gates took aim at the accounting tricks used in state budgets, saying that even Enron would blush.
March 7
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We used to employ an editor at our company who no matter how frequently he screwed up - and believe me it was frequent - he nevertheless considered himself blameless.
March 6 -
Gene Barinholtz of Barinholtz & Horwitz has merged his team and their practice into the CPA firm Kutchins, Robbins & Diamond, Ltd.
March 4 -
The Internal Revenue Service has released the latest version of its discussion and rebuttal of many of the more common frivolous arguments made by individuals and groups that oppose compliance with federal tax laws.
March 4 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed an action against Beazer Homes CEO Ian J. McCarthy, forcing him to return nearly $6.5 million in bonuses, stock options and other compensation he received while the Atlanta-based homebuilder was committing accounting fraud.
March 4 -
Secure file exchange service ShareFile has released Enterprise Sync, a tool designed with server-based capabilities including scheduling, tracking, and reporting, along with the ability to continuously synchronize files and folders.
March 4 -
Warren, Averett, Kimbrough & Marino has introduced a new information technology and business intelligence consulting service.
March 4 -
The Internal Revenue Service is planning another series of tax forums at several major cities this year.
March 4 -
Nearly 19 million tax returns have been filed with the Internal Revenue Service from home computers so far this year, an increase of almost 6 percent compared to the number of returns from the same time last year, the IRS said Friday.
March 4
