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New York's new accountancy reform law, which goes into effect July 26, broadens the definition of the scope of practice of public accountancy to include all professional services provided by a CPA.
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Whenever a long-awaited show opens on Broadway, it's traditionally accompanied by a star-studded premiere, spotlights and an anxious wait for the first wave of reviews. We can't match that glitz and bonhomie with the debut of the new Accounting Today, but we're no less excited about our revamp and we're sure the reader reviews will be equally enthusiastic.
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The prospect of widespread regulatory reform, pushback from Europe on auditing foreign firms, a Supreme Court challenge and increasing political influence on financial reporting will be just a few of the hurdles that await the new, as-yet-unnamed chair of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
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Tax prep software vendors begin the seasonal preview of new offerings
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Expanded content and fresh look create a one-stop resource for the profession
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Included in the administration's proposal for a sweeping revamp to the U.S. financial regulatory regime are recommendations that standard-setters agree on a single set of global accounting standards and iron out any differences over fair value accounting.
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J. Douglas Roth of Do It Best Corp. in Fort Wayne is the new chair of the board for the Indiana CPA Society, while Joseph A. Scheidler of Crowe Horwath in Indianapolis has moved into the role of chair-elect. In addition, John P. Kane will return to the boards executive committee for another year of service.
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The Ohio Society of CPAs installed J. Matthew Yuskewich as chairman of the executive board at the societys June 30 Members Summit & Annual Meeting.
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The Texas Society of CPAs has elected Kym Anderson as its new chairman, and picked a slate of other officials and board members.
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The financial services sector can count on plenty of merger and acquisition activity in the near future, as insurance companies and retail banks try to turn themselves into financial supermarkets, according to a Tiburon Strategic Advisors report on mergers and acquisitions in the financial services industry that was released this morning.
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