The Latest

The "Five Stages of Grief" are the steps of the psychologicalprocess by which people deal with unfortunate circumstances. Andnowadays we have seen this process, and the psychological character ofour clients, reflected during our valuation engagements.

The need to deal with Spanish-speaking clients could force more tax software to accommodate multiple languages.

“In our firm, we use the term ‘negotiable,’ and diversity is non-negotiable,” said Deloitte LLP CEO Barry Salzberg, at a keynote address at Ascend’s national convention in New York.

The trustees who oversee Social Security project that retirees will not receive cost of living adjustments for the next two years.

A house cleaner in the Denver area received a hefty refund from the IRS by mistake.

Frank Ng, the former commissioner of the IRS’s Large and Midsized Business Division, has joined Ernst & Young’s tax controversy and risk management services practice.

The economy has left many people, and the nonprofit organizations they rely on, in crisis. As a result, community service is more critical than ever.

A few weeks ago in this space, I wrote about the Cash forClunkers Program, which depending on whom you believe, is either a ragingsuccess in moving lot inventories, or a bureaucratic nightmare for auto dealerstrying to get their promised reimbursements from the government.

The IRS has been getting more high-tech of late, and just to show you how hip it’s become, the agency is now creating videos for YouTube and podcasts for iTunes about the tax credits in the stimulus package.

Deacom has introduced version 11.0 of its enterprise resource planning software with enhanced internal and external reporting features.