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Three months of rising confidence among small business owners stalled in December, as fewer saw the economy getting better and more said they saw it getting worse, according to a new survey.

Jeffrey Donovan has been named managing partner at Donovan Certified Public Accountants and Advisors.

eSmartPayroll, an IRS and state-authorized online payroll and e-file servicer for a variety of tax forms, has released W2Manager.com, a new Web site that provides W-2 reporting or electronic filing to the states as well as to the Social Security Administration for the IRS.

What do Oprah, the BP oil spill and Lindsay Lohan all have to do with each other? Could it be W-2 and 1099 forms?

It’s that time of year again. Christmas presents have been unwrapped, family gatherings are over, and the office population has dwindled to zero.

The Internal Revenue Service should take immediate action to strengthen its controls over the processing of refunds issued to nonresident aliens to prevent such individuals from receiving erroneous refunds, according to a new government report.

As airline passengers around the country struggle to rebook flights in the wake of the blizzard that paralyzed the Northeast this week, the Internal Revenue Service has announced the 2011 inflation adjustments to the excise taxes on air transportation.

The past year witnessed plenty of head-spinning developments in the worlds of accounting and taxes, and AccountingToday.com (along with its predecessor site WebCPA) was there to chart the latest developments.

A successor to outgoing National Economic Council Director Lawrence Summers will probably be named next month.

SaaShr.com a provider of Saas workforce applications, has partnered with payroll service bureau Payrolls Plus to offer a time and labor management application that enables users to track the time and attendance of employees working remotely.