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There may be some jobs tougher than beach master for the initial landing force at Omaha Beach during the Normandy invasion, or Commissioner of Internal Revenue, but off-hand I cant think of any. Both positions are intense, all-consuming, and attract a great deal of incoming fire. And Mortimer Caplin has done both.
October 14 -
President Obama is using the bully pulpit to press Congress to make a tax credit for college students permanent.
October 14
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John T. Pagerly has been elected CFO of Herbein + Company Inc. for a three-year term that started on Oct. 1.
October 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued over 50,000 Preparer Tax Identification Numbers since opening its online registration system less than a month ago, but the system has experienced a number of birth pains, the IRS reported.
October 14 -
Two political advisors to Republican New York gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino are in trouble with the Internal Revenue Service.
October 14 -
Some of the $203 million in stimulus funds provided to the Internal Revenue Service through last years Recovery Act are at risk of being misspent due to continued problems with contract oversight, according to a new government report.
October 14 -
The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board has released new proposals for how to audit complex financial instruments such as derivatives whose trading contributed to the financial crisis.
October 14 -
H&R Block has signed an agreement with 2SS Holdings to acquire 2nd Story Softwares TaxAct tax preparation technology business for $287.5 million in cash.
October 14 -
According to a new study, yes. The study, published in the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners new Compensation Guide for Anti-Fraud professionals, find that CPEs earn nearly 22 percent more than their non-certified colleagues in the anti-fraud profession.
October 14 -
IMGCAP(1)]As we prepare for the replacement of SAS 70 by SSAE 16, articles and vendor whitepapers are flooding the landscape.
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