-
Judge Orders Snipes to Pay Court Costs
A Florida judge has ruled in favor of prosecutors' requests to require actor Wesley Snipes to pay for the cost of his recent tax prosecution. Read more
-
Small Business Group Launches Anti-IRS Site
The National Small Business Association has debuted a Web site intended to educate small-business owners about what it calls "the myriad harmful proposals being promoted by the IRS and Congress to raise revenue." Read more
- IRS Ruling Prevents Some Pension Transfers
- NetSuite Trims Q2 Loss
- Freddie Mac Reports $821 Million Loss
- SEC Warns About 401(k) Debit Cards
Washington This Week
Baucus Slams IRS Response to ID Theft
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., accused the Internal Revenue Service of falling short on efforts to combat taxpayer identity theft. Read more
Bush Signs Housing Rescue Bill CPAs Head to Washington Levin Calls for Closing Down UBS Senate Committee Considers Foreign Tax Treaties
Industry Leaders - QA
Conrad Hewitt is charged with establishing and enforcing accounting and auditing policy to enhance the transparency and relevancy of financial reporting at the SEC. Read more
Past Q&As
John K. Harris Bob Graham Wayne R. PinnellInside Views
Is the next generation lazy or are Baby Boomers just workaholics? Read more
Watch Out, or Your Client Can Sue You New Sorts of "Sin Tax" and "Going Green" A Time of Concern What Do Women Want?
Sponsored by:
Top 100 Firms: Glowing Review
Accounting Today is proud to present the 2008 edition of the Top 100 Firms .
The 21st edition of the profession's most comprehensive ranking of the 100 highest revenue-generating tax
and accounting firms. Over the years, this annual yardstick has evolved from its inaugural level of 60 firms to
its present century mark.
Log in today to view the full report.
-
From Accounting Today
New fund directive gets EU's 'Irish' up
The fourth stage of the pending UCITS directives, which sought to introduce a complete "passport" allowing fund managers based in one European Union member state to run and trade funds in another in a pan-European format, has been temporarily tabled following outcries from Ireland and Luxembourg.
-
From Accounting Today
Challenges remain for women of color in acctg.
The door to the proverbial "Boys Club" may have been cracked ajar, but there's still some heavy pushing to do to get it wide open -- particularly for women of color.
-
From Accounting Technology
Parker Looks for New Homes for Deltek
Deltek has been a household name in the architecture and engineering market, but it has had very little impact on accounting firms and accounting software resellers.
-
From Accounting Technology
Avalara Pays Commission for Infinity
Don't expect large upfront margins when reselling Avalara's Web-based sales-and-use tax application.
-
From Practical Accountant
Thinking Outside the CEO Box
Jill Krueger, audit manager at HLB Tautges Redpath, Ltd., details what she learned from acting as the firm's CEO for three months.
-
From Practical Accountant
Niche Building of Construction Relationships
"In public accounting there are intricacies in financial statements and tax, and I thought early on it was necessary to brand myself," says Anthony Ivener, the partner-in-charge of construction industry services for Swart Lalande & Associates, based in Fairfax, Va.
-
From CPA Wealth Provider
Managing an Emerging Practice
Perhaps an administrator can help
-
From CPA Wealth Provider
Wealth Magnets
Second ranking of CPAs by AUM shows financial planning growing at practices.
Advertisement
