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What trends should CPA firms be watching in 2013?
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According to a recent article in CIO Magazine, "Clueless in the Boardroom," research shows that most boards don't understand enough about information technology to keep up.
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The rich are different -- and Daszkal Bolton makes the most of it
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It looks as though the Internal Revenue Service is finally convinced, like the rest of us, that it is going to have to deal with the new Medicare contribution taxes coming into effect in 2013.
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Our panel of experts explains the future of firm combinations in 2013
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Firm mergers and acquisitions from the previous month
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News and developments from the previous month in financial planning
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There are several moving parts and material contingencies that one may encounter on the journey of making sure your clients' wealth lasts for as long as they need it to. For some, having resources last for their own life expectancy is the goal, while for others making assets last for generations is the objective.
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Gale Crosley on getting partners to work as teams
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A roundup of a major events in tax and accounting from the previous month
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For those looking to protect their clients -- or themselves -- from fraud, Randy Wilson has a sobering warning.
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Firms continue wooing skilled prospects with steady salary bumps
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The internal Revenue Service has always been able to match individual returns against information statements and propose under-reporter adjustments that come in the form of CP2000 notices. But things are changing, and a new era is upon us.
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