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The Internal Revenue Service has outlined a safe harbor method to report a gain or loss for taxpayers who initiate deferred like-kind exchanges but fail to complete the exchange because a qualified intermediary defaults on its obligation to acquire and transfer the replacement property.
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The Internal Revenue Service has released the 2010 update to its Allowable Living Expense Standards, which it applies to taxpayers who need to delay full payment of delinquent taxes.
March 8 -
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy has signed an amended and restated computer-based testing agreement between NASBA, the American Institute of CPAs and Prometric, extending their original agreement to 2024.
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In September, I will mark my 10th anniversary at the helm of Accounting Today.
March 7 -
Kmarts ex-CEO, Charles Conaway, has been ordered by the SEC to pay over $10 million for misleading investors about the companys financial position in the months leading up to its 2002 bankruptcy.
March 5 -
A series of freshly reconstituted risk assessment audit standards supported by the accounting industry have come under fire from the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
March 5 -
The Internal Revenue Service is giving interested parties more time to submit comments on its recent proposal to require companies to disclose information about their uncertain tax positions.
March 5 -
Dixon Hughes PLLC has teamed up with IASeminars to provide CPAs and other financial professionals with training in International Financial Reporting Standards.
March 5
