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What Stephen King's recent article on the Buffett Rule reveals about debates over taxes and government spending in the U.S.
May 7 -
RubinBrown managing partner John Herber and partner Steven Harris have been named to the St. Louis Small Business Monthly's Top 100 St. Louisans to Know list
May 7 -
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 -
Yahoo has admitted that its recently appointed CEO, Scott Thompson, lacked the computer science degree he was originally claimed to have, but he does have an accounting degree.
May 7 -
Uncertainty lingers over whether Congress will extend all or some of the tax cuts and incentives set to expire at the end of the year.
May 7 -
The Internal Revenue Service saved approximately $10.2 million in equipment costs in fiscal year 2011 by implementing virtual server technology, according to a new government report.
May 7 -
The May edition of Accounting Today's monthly Accountants Confidence Index continues the expectation of expansion that started in April.
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Pyrite is a mineral that, unfortunately for some prospectors, was thought to be gold but turned out to be worthless.
May 6 -
Martin Shenkman, principal at Paramus, N.J.-based Martin Shenkman PC, received the 2012 Sidney Kess Award for Excellence in Continuing Education from the American Institute of CPAs this week.
May 4 -
Private companies are too nervous about the future to increase their hiring, according to a new survey of accountants, bankers and other financial professionals who work closely with these firms by financial information company Sageworks Inc.
May 4 -
The General Services Administration is now coming under scrutiny for offering government contractors a tax deduction in exchange for giving the agency 19 percent of the money from the tax break.
May 4 -
Check out the digital edition of the May 2012 issue of Accounting Today.
May 4 -
Ernst & Young's lobbying unit is no longer listed as a lobbyist for three major U.S. companies, all of whom were 2011 audit clients of the accounting giant.
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A disappointing total of 115,000 jobs were added to nonfarm payrolls in April, decreasing the unemployment rate by one-tenth of a point to 8.1 percent, a three-year low.
May 4 -
Things don’t look so good for Amazon laws. The laws, which are the efforts of states to extend nexus to cover sales from remote vendors, have suffered several setbacks in recent weeks.
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Recent developments at accounting firms across the U.S. and around the world.
May 3 -
Recent hires, promotions, awards, credentials and designations for staff and partners at accounting firms across the country.
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The Tax Code has contributed to rising income inequality in recent decades as middle- and lower-income Americans have seen their incomes stagnate while the wealthiest have experienced staggering income growth, according to a new report.
May 3 -
Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, a member of the Senate Finance Committee, is questioning the Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department about why they are taking so long to process and pay tax whistleblower rewards.
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U.K.-based cloud accounting software maker FreeAgent is making its foray into the U.S. market with the purchase of Lightbank-backed financial forecasting software firm 60mo, whose team will be incorporated into FreeAgents new American division, FreeAgent Inc.
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