securities and exchange commission deputy chief accountant andrew d. bailey, jr., announced he will leave the commission in december 2005. sec chief christopher cox, who took over from bill donaldson in august is already trying to fill a couple major … continued
moss adams, brady ware pick up local firms; st. clair repositions as a ‘dot-net’ moss adams, the nation’s 12th largest accounting firm, is absorbing neff + ricci, adding 100 staffers and 15 partners to its current 1,400 staff and 180 … continued
the risks to cpas can’t be ignored from camico in october 2004, the world of payments entered the era of “check 21”, formally known as the check clearing for the 21st century act. but when it comes to practice liability … continued
early results from our latest survey in the field suggest trouble ahead. soundings from cpas in both tax and audit suggest a bumpy ride through april 15, 2006. most accountants don’t have a good feeling going into this year’s busy … continued
most accountants don’t have a good feeling going into this year’s busy season. only a striking minority see any improvements.
what have practitioners learned from last year? by rick telberg from the aicpa insider as they say, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. tax practitioners may fall into the twice-shamed category since they appear … continued
intuit has long complained about governments offering tax-prep software that would compete with its popular turbotax software. a trade association it funds (the computer and communications industry association) calls such ideas “contrary to the principles of free enterprise and limited … continued
tips and previews for the upcoming missouri map conference. register today at “transformation strategies” from steve epner csp brown smith wallace consulting group 1) what are the most critically important practice management issues facing cpas and the profession? facing the … continued