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A report finds that the IRS has trouble tracking paid tax preparers

As a matter of course, I have been recycling for nearly 25 years - long before it became chic to do so or for companies to race to become LEED-certified. Each week before my trash pick-up, I painstakingly separate the bottles and cans from the rest of the garbage - carefully checking the recycling codes imprinted on the bottom. I have also replaced all my double-hung windows with energy-efficient ones, purchased a dishwasher that uses minimal water, and regularly berate any member of my family for turning on the air conditioning when the temperature stalls under 85 degrees.

Firm regulator mulls wider exposure of audit deficiencies

CCH parent acquires governance, risk and control vendor Axentis

Convergence consulting lulls as transition to IFRS remains stalled

The pending split between McGladrey & Pullen and tax prep giant H&R Block is getting ugly.

Job advice is universal – as everyone who is out there pounding the pavement faces the same thing – rejection.

Tax collection rates around the country have dropped precipitously in recent months, prompting local and state governments to get tougher and tax more.

Judging by the American Accounting Association’s conference this week in New York, accounting education is booming.

NewRiver Inc. has introduced FundPoint Desktop for 529 Plans, a desktop software product designed to manage multi-layered 529 college-savings plan information.