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Looking into my crystal ball for 2010, it looks like more companies will be making the most of a difficult regulatory situation. Let's face it, there's no escaping the regulatory reform being driven by the current state of the economy, the increase in governmental legislation, and the continuing ripple effects of the financial crisis that shook the world in 2008 and 2009.
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Tax preparers are persevering despite being hit with a number of negatives at the start of filing season, including bad weather, the effects of the poor economy, and the demise of several major bank product programs.
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In 1988, New York was sweating through one of the hottest summers on record, Rush Limbaugh debuted on New York radio, George H.W. Bush was gearing to prove he was more than Ronald Reagan's angular deputy in his presidential debates with Massachusetts Governor Mike Dukakis, and I had my baptism under fire in helping compile a numbers-crunching Top 100 study.
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Norwalk, Conn.-With citizens increasingly concerned, if not outraged, about soaring national deficits, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board has added to its agenda a project on economic condition reporting and fiscal sustainability.
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The first piece of tax legislation likely to emerge from Congress in 2010 is expected to be focused on job creation. The House passed a bill at the end of 2009, and the Senate is crafting a response as we go to press. It appears unlikely at this point that the Senate will adopt the House bill.
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A round of resumes for the upcoming season are beginning to circulate within our audit and consulting office. Undoubtedly, the traditional interviewing process will fall short, resulting in regrettable new hires.
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