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Employees are becoming more proactive and less reactive with respect to their finances, particularly with retirement planning, according to a new survey.
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Financial matters are the most common source of disagreement among American couples, prompting an average of three arguments per month, according to a survey conducted for the American Institute of CPAs by Harris Interactive.
May 8 -
Apart from financial risk, 66 percent of corporate board members identified reputational risk as their primary concern, according to a survey of 190 board directors by accounting firm EisnerAmper.
May 7 -
Pyrite is a mineral that, unfortunately for some prospectors, was thought to be gold but turned out to be worthless.
May 6 -
A group representing private equity firms is asking the Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department to streamline the process for following the requirements Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act and allow them flexibility in case an investor proves to be recalcitrant in providing information.
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The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department have decided to delay for a year the proposed effective date for basis reporting by brokers for debt instruments and options.
May 2 -
The Social Security Administration is providing an online version of taxpayers Social Security statements.
May 2 -
Private equity firm managers anticipate a greater number of acquisition deals for the rest of this year, in a dramatic turnaround from their sentiments last November.
May 1 -
Nearly half of hedge fund managers foresee a difficult year ahead for the sector, according to a survey by accounting firm Rothstein Kass.
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