Jefferson Wells, a global provider of accounting and finance-related services, elevated Mark Reinemann to the post of president and chief operating officer of the 41-office concern, headquartered here. Reinemann had most recently served as vice president of operations, a post he has held since 2003. Prior to coming aboard at Jefferson Wells, Reinemann spent much of his career in the banking industry, leading the start-up of First Business Bank in Milwaukee and also serving as executive vice president of U.S. Bank. Separately, the company tapped Ellen Evans as director of marketing. She will be charged with implementing and developing marketing strategies as well as overseeing public relations.
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Over a million of tax-favored accounts are eligible for a $1,000 contribution by the government.
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Basis announced the appointment of Kenji Kuramoto, founder of Acuity, which last year merged with thirteen other firms to form top 50 firm Sorren after he led it for 20 years, as its managing partner in residence.
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Public Company Accounting Oversight Board chairman Demetrios Logothetis outlined the board's strategic plans for the next five years, and asked for stakeholder input.
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While AI controls are important, organizations should not pursue one-size-fits-all blanket applications, especially when differentiating between matters of governance versus technology.
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In its annual report outlined the progress in the work of the International Accounting Standards Board and the International Sustainability Standards Board in 2025.
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The Internal Revenue Service canceled contracts as part of the federal effort to reduce overall spending — but the effect it will have on taxpayer services is yet to be seen.
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