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All work and no play make Accounting Tomorrow's staff dull ladies.

Let's be real: women have always been trailblazers when it comes to their careers because they've had to be. Still, even as we usher in 2009, acknowledgement has not always been given to those deserving. The California Society of CPAs [CalCPA) reminds us of the importance of honoring those in the profession with added spark.

Accounting firm Plante & Moran has transplanted its Grand Rapids offices into a larger and “greener” space.

Accounting firm Citrin Cooperman has added a “Growth & Protection Team” to provide business consulting services to small and midsized businesses.

There are possible tax strategies that are particularly suited to the times that we are in. Here are two that I keep seeing, with the latest in a press release from a major tax publisher. According to analysts with the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters, C corporations may secure a refund of overpaid estimated taxes, or use projected current-year NOL to offset taxes owed for the previous year.

More than a third of CPA firms plan to supplement their workforce in the next 12 months, according to a newly released survey.

The Internal Revenue Service is changing its lockbox payment addresses in five states for individual taxpayers and 23 states for business taxpayers in the New Year.

Edward Mendlowitz, a partner at accounting firm WithumSmith+Brown, outlined a series of tax strategies that could help offset the staggering losses incurred from investments with Bernard Madoff’s scandal-scarred securities firm.

I’ve heard at least half a dozen people complain about their lack of a holiday party this year.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued proposed regulations that provide rules for assessing penalties against tax advisors who fail to file a true and complete tax return on a timely basis.