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The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has adopted rules requiring public accounting firms to submit reports at least once a year on fees, disciplinary actions and other information that will be posted on the PCAOB Web site.
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The timeline for adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards in the United States faces several hurdles, including the long-delayed appointment of several SEC commissioners.
June 10 -
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that businesses could use the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act to sue competitors who purchased tax liens after submitting false documents.
June 9 -
The Internal Revenue Service is pursuing billionaire Philip Anschutz over $143.6 million in back taxes in an effort to discourage arrangements that allow people to defer paying capital gains taxes.
June 9 -
The Association of Accounting Marketing presented awards to 45 accounting firms and marketers at its annual conference.
June 9 -
Sage Software introduced new versions of three products in its MAS line, adding environmentally friendly enhancements and new business intelligence features.
June 9 -
The AICPA Private Companies Practice Section (PCPS) did a remarkable job with its 2007 Top MAP Issues survey, and it was done without even changing the question that is asked each year or who was asked. It was done simply by taking a knife and cutting up the answers. The annual survey asks various practitioners in public practice: What are your top five MAP concerns?
June 9 -
No matter how much money your client has, it's crucial to have a basic estate plan simply because such a plan will then ensure that the financial goals of the client are met after the client dies.
June 9 -
Organizers were pleased with this year's turnout at the AICPA Tech Show at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
June 9 -
Prosecutors unsealed indictments against former Broadcom CEO Henry T. Nicholas III and CFO William J. Ruehle on charges of stock options backdating, along with allegations that Nicholas spiked the drinks of technology executives with ecstasy and organized a lavish drug party at a warehouse.
June 9