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Doc.It released the latest version of its document management and archiving software, Doc.It Suite 3.0, at the 3rd Annual Accountants Technology Conference.

The Internal Revenue Service intends to auction the Web site and domain name of DoctorTalk.com, an e-commerce site the IRS seized that provides vitamin products for sale.

Neil Romano detests the word "accommodation" when it refers to people with disabilities.

DHL Express and Procter & Gamble have both filed suit against the Internal Revenue Service in recent weeks demanding the agency return money they claim is owed to them.

Bolstered by a measured, but steady adoption of collaboration technology tools, practitioners have the ability to access documents via simultaneous but controlled access, enabling them to work in real time while eliminating redundant files and tasks.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke faced mounting criticism on Capitol Hill as they tried to explain their newly hatched bailout plan to a skeptical Senate Banking Committee.

The Senate passed a bill that would extend expiring tax cuts, patch the alternative minimum tax for another year, provide clean energy incentives and equalize the disclosure standards for tax preparers and taxpayers.

Testifying before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs about the financial industry bailout package, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke defended fair value accounting, but recommended that banks should be able to sell their assets at the "hold-to-maturity" value to the federal government.

As waves of retiring Baby Boomers begin their planned exits from CPA firms, the newer accountants will employ very different skill sets and tools than did their predecessors as the succession planning torch is passed to the next generation.

The Rehmann Group plans to merge with MSW Group to create Michigan's second largest wealth management and consulting firm.