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Pessimism about the economy among CFOs and senior-level executive CPAs appears to have eased in the second quarter, according to a new survey.
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Its a relevant question given todays crapshoot of an economy. Students spend years studying finance, auditing and budgeting, join their local chapters of professional associations and network with key practitioners in their community. As thousands of graduates enter the workforce this month the question remains: now what?
May 13
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Most of the major banks passed the financial stress tests with flying colors last week, in no small part thanks to some key concessions by the Federal Reserve.
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NYSE Euronext CEO Duncan Niederauer thinks accounting firms are charging small companies too much to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley requirements and suggested the SEC may pressure the firms to reduce their fees.
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A report by Fitch Ratings calls into question the cost-effectiveness of the improvements in financial statement presentation proposed by FASB and its international counterpart.
May 12 -
The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board wants to know more about how government accountants in developing countries are using cash-basis reporting.
May 12 -
The majority of small businesses are depending on credit cards to stay running nowadays, according to a new survey.
May 12 -
Nearly 70 percent of senior finance executives expect the recession to continue into 2010, according to a new survey.
May 12 -
New York City CPA Jonathan Medows specializes in helping small business owners and freelancers cope with the economic crisis.
May 12
