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Fraudulent acts by employees and outsiders have risen since the beginning of the recession, and internal auditors predict the trend will continue through the rest of the year, according to a new poll of nearly 300 chief audit executives by the Institute of Internal Auditors.
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The American Institute of CPAs has released a technical practice aid outlining the accountants responsibilities for subsequent events in compilation and review engagements.
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Over two thirds of CFOs at leading U.S. technology businesses expect sales revenue at their companies to increase this year, according to a survey by accounting firm BDO.
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Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., and Jim Webb, D-Va., have introduced legislation that would impose a tax on large bonuses paid by Wall Street banks and other firms that received more than $5 billion from the Troubled Asset Relief Program in 2009.
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A CPA has been suspended for 12 months from practicing before the Internal Revenue Service for providing false or misleading information when preparing his clients tax returns.
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Employees at Oak Brook, Illinois-based Crowe Horwath have been busy organizing a firm matched fundraising effort for Haiti relief.
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Despite its massive tax increases, the Presidents 2011 Budget Plan contains a number of revenue provisions calculated to encourage business expansion and move the economy upward.
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Ohio-based accounting and consulting firm Brady Ware is expanding to Georgia by merging with Atlanta-based Marsh & McConnell.
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Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and Chilean Finance Minister Andrés Velasco signed a new income tax treaty between the United States and Chile to provide certainty and stability of tax treatment for U.S. and Chilean cross-border investors.
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A new Web site, AccountingIsBoring.com, seeks to answer the question of who in Twitterland finds accounting boring.
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