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Jobs Growth Beats Forecast as Unemployment Drops to 4.1 Percent
How the Accounting Community is Rallying Around Victims of Hurricane Helene
IRS Issues Final Regs Adding Some Conservation Easements to Abusive Transactions List
IRS Announces Tax Relief For Wildfire Victims in Parts of Washington
NASBA, AICPA Issue Revisions to CPE Provider Standards
Published jointly by NASBA and the AICPA, the Standards provide the framework for the development, presentation, measurement and reporting of CPE programs. The Standards reference the NASBA Fields of Study document, which was reviewed and evaluated ...
Organized Retail Thefts Hitting More Businesses
Organized retail crime affects almost all merchants and more than two-thirds of those surveyed have seen an increase in the past year, according to the 15th annual ORC study released today by the National Retail Federation.
Doc.It Adds Features to Client Portal
The new feature release offers the ability for accountants and clients to preview PDF and Office documents in the portal, saving the time normally required to download a document for review. Also included are enhancements to the PBC ...
AICPA News – December 2019
AICPA News is a roundup of recent announcements from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
AbacusNext Launches OfficeTools Cloud for Accounting and Tax Firms
With OfficeTools Cloud, firms can store all critical client information in one centralized application and track all projects, activities and communications. Users can also access OfficeTools Cloud remotely, allowing firms to scale up and down ...
Indiana CPA Society Receives Communication Award
The Indiana Society of Association Executives (ISAE) presented the Indiana CPA Society with the Innovative Communications Award at its 2019 STAR Awards banquet celebrating associations in Indiana.
Wolters Kluwer Introduces CCH Axcess Knowledge Coach for Tighter Auditor Collaboration
CCH Axcess Knowledge Coach tailors the audit based on the characteristics of the firm and the engagement, directly links identified risks with audit steps, flows information throughout the workpapers where needed, and monitors the engagement for ...
How Fund Transfers, Direct Deposits and Electronic Banking Trace Back to the Telegraph
Wires, direct deposits, and electronic funds transfers (EFT) have roots in the invention of the telegraph; a tool used in the United States from 1844 until 2013 (some areas of the world still communicate by telegram today).