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IRS Chief Not Too Worried About Fallout From Loper Bright Ruling
Review of Canopy Tax – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – July 2024
Local Governments are Addicted to Sales Tax Revenues
Uncertainty and Global Risks Outpace Risk Management Processes
Memo to Microsoft
Like most other people, I have suffered for more than a year as Microsoft flailed and flopped and twisted and ambiguated, but enough is enough.
A Year After Sandy, Most NYC Businesses Not Ready for Another Storm
Survey by Anchin, Block & Anchin suggests business owners lack financial planning and/or resources to handle another natural disaster.
Grant Thornton Offers Year-End Tax Planning Tips
The dawn of 2013 brought the biggest tax changes in more than a decade and this dramatic reshaping of the tax code will change tax planning according to Grant Thornton LLP.
New Report on Global Transfer Pricing Released
Book covers regulatory changes with in-depth analysis of steps to proactively manage transfer pricing
2014 Income Tax Filing Season will Start Late Again
Last year, it was the fiscal cliff that delayed the start of tax season- this coming year, blame it on the partial government shutdown.
ISACA and Deloitte to Offer CISA Auditor Exam Prep
Course to Be Offered in Five US Locations
Tips to Navigate New Tax Laws, Changes to W-2 and 1099
Preparing for tax season is something individuals need to think about more than just once a year, especially since it seems that every year brings with it new changes related to W-2 and 1099 forms and reporting requirements. For Tax Year 2013, which most Americans will file by April 15, 2014, there are several important changes this year in the wake of the new Affordable Care Act, making it imperative for businesses to understand the changing W-2 and 1099 reporting environment.
KPMG Appoints New Managing Partner for D.C. Region
In his new role, Carlson, who has led KPMG's St. Louis office since 2008, will be responsible for the strategic direction and growth of the area offices. He assumes his new role on Dec. 1, succeeding Candace H. Duncan, who will retire after 35 years with the firm.