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The late "Gonzo" journalist Hunter S. Thompsononce remarked, "writing is a hard dollar."

Accounting Tomorrow wishes you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving. Our offices are closed today and Friday. We’ll be back on Monday.

The IRS and the Treasury Department have released their 2009-2010 Priority Guidance Plan, with 315 projects they plan to complete over a 12-month period by June 2010.

For the first time, the Securities and Exchange Commission has distributed more than $2 billion in a single calendar year to injured investors as a result of SEC enforcement actions and proceedings.

Sikich LLP has launched a technology-focused blog aimed at advising midsized businesses on better management through effective use of technology.

A federal judge has allowed a class-action lawsuit to proceed over the IRS’s handling of an $8 billion refund program for the now-defunct telephone excise tax.

Web-based software developer Intacct is offering customers of Canton, Mass-based revenue and billing software provider Softrax Corp. six months of free service of its cloud financial applications.

Attorneys for actor Wesley Snipes are appealing his three-year prison sentence after he was convicted last year for failing to file his income taxes.

The Internal Revenue Service has found that the number of partnership returns increased 5 percent between tax years 2006 and 2007, from more than 2.9 million to over 3 million.

In an effort to increase student involvement in sustainability, KPMG raised a challenge to business students to make their campuses greener through its first annual Living Green Case Competition. And this time around the University of California-Berkeley took home the grand prize.