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Top 100 Firm The Bonadio Group has agreed to add Richard Zweifel and his team to its central N.Y. roster.
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In response to the disruptions caused by Hurricane Sandy, the Financial Accounting Standards Board is extending the deadline for comment on a staff paper that outlines an approach for deciding whether and when to modify U.S. GAAP for private companies.
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Peggy Dzierzawski, president and CEO of the Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants, to receive the Walsh College Jeffery W. Barry Award for Educational Excellence and Community Service.
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As of 2 p.m. Thursday afternoon, the Web site and e-mail of the New Jersey Society of CPAs were up and running, and the society had begun posting professional updates on its home page.
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The American Institute of CPAs has released an exposure draft of its proposed Financial Reporting Framework for Small- and Medium-Sized Entities for comment.
November 1 -
Accounting Today's updated round-up of Hurricane Sandy news, as its aftermath continues to impact the profession. For more updates, follow the #Sandy hashtag on our Twitter accounts @AccountingToday, @TaxProToday and @ATomorrow.
November 1 -
Hancock Askew & Co. LLP has agreed to merge with Stein Accounting CPA. Once the merger is complete Hancock will have 65 employees, which includes eight partners and two principals.
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Though Laura Wood leads a busy life as an Enrolled Agent and co-founder, with her husband, of Florida-based National Accounting and Management Services, our newest Accountant of the Month doesn't forget to stop and smell the roses.
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"The Millennial Generation will entirely recast the image of youth from downbeat and alienated to upbeat and engaged -- with potentially seismic consequences for America."
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In 2005, the Internal Revenue Service finalized substantial revisions to Circular 230 governing the rules for practice before the IRS. The revisions were in response to what was believed by the IRS to be improper practices in the preparation of tax opinions in support of tax-sheltering transactions. The IRS believed that tax practitioners were relying in their opinions on statements and representations from the tax shelter promoters that they knew or had reason to believe were not accurate.
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Old clients may point the way to profitable new opportunities
November 1 -
Social networks and virtual events join college campuses as recruiting locations
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Why tax season is the right time to upsell your clients to financial planning services
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