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Sherron Watkins, the former vice president at Enron who tried to blow the whistle on the accounting violations at the scandal-plagued Houston energy-trading giant, told an audience at a seminar Friday on the new whistleblower provisions in the Dodd-Frank Act that she and other whistleblower employees would probably take their concerns to WikiLeaks rather than the Securities and Exchange Commission now.
January 28 -
Several top accounting firms made Fortune Magazine's recently released 2011 100 Best Companies to Work For list.
January 28 -
Two Wisconsin and Pennsylvania independent public accounting firms will face off ahead of next weeks big game, placing a Super Bowl wager for a good cause.
January 28
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Its that time againbusy season is fast approaching, workloads are beginning to increase, and the words personal time are beginning to sound like a foreign language to you.
January 28 -
The deficit reduction panel called for tax reform, as did the National Taxpayer Advocate and the House Ways and Means Committee. Now, President Obama has added his voice to the mix with his State of the Union address.
January 27 -
Amazon.com has been pushing back aggressively against efforts to impose sales taxes, but it could be going too far in Tennessee.
January 27 -
The recent extension of the estate tax at a 35 percent rate will not result in a "claw back" tax obligation for people who make gifts in 2011 and 2012 that exceed their post 2012 estate tax exemption allowance, according to a trio of tax experts.
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