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New England regional accounting firm Caturano and Co. has named Christopher MacKenzie as its new chief operating officer in an effort to rebuild its leadership.
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A survey of a group of more than 700 accountants found that they see productivity as the top challenge facing leaders during poor economic times.
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Is the term Young Professionals just another buzzworthy catchphrase? One twenty-something blogger asks this question and addresses whether its valuable for those in the same age bracket to network together at all.
June 2
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The new administration released its budget and included its revenue proposals, detailed by the Treasury Department in the "Greenbook." There is quite a bit of material, so I want to focus on the proposals that didn't happen that are of concern to accountants and clients.
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Intuit has narrowed down the applicants for its Power to Get More Done competition to 25 accounting and tax professionals from 19 states.
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A California businessman was sentenced to a five-year jail term for tax evasion and ordered to pay a $75,000 fine, as well as given a tongue lashing by the judge, after he failed to report the profits from his marble tile company on his personal income tax return, claiming the business was owned by a pure trust.
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Minority-owned businesses were less successful in obtaining awards from the Treasury Departments New Markets Tax Credits program than non-minority entities in recent years, according to a new government report.
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Clifton Gunderson has moved its headquarters from Peoria, Ill., to Milwaukee, making it the largest accounting firm to be based in Wisconsin, as new CEO Krista McMasters takes the reins.
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Accounting firm LarsonAllen has expanded its presence in Arizona by combining with Scottsdale-based Cronstrom, Osuch & Co.
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June 1