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Three technical practice aids (TPAs) pertaining to reporting on financial statements prepared in accordance with a comprehensive basis of accounting other than generally accepted accounting principles (OCBOA) have recently been issued...
After working at high intensity for more than 90 minutes, our brains begin to shut down. Tony Shwartz argues we should try to get things done in bursts of intensely focused activity, interspersed with periods of rest and recovery.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has held that a taxpayer’s investment in a “Son of BOSS” tax shelter lacked economic substance and therefore did not generate deductible losses
It's not just low aggregate demand that's suppressing our economic recovery and keeping jobless rates at historic highs, argues this blogger.
Alan Boris, Division Director for Robert Half Finance and Accounting, lead Brown Bag attendees through different skill sets that are important to be a good leader.
Finding the right balance between your career and your family is where most people struggle. Here are 10 tips from Todd Smith, to help you keep career and family balanced.
Networking is about developing genuine relationships with people who will be there for you even when you don't need them. So how do you do that?
Managing our emotions is crucial because it allows us to use our brain more efficiently.
During the recent economic downturn, many Americans vastly lowered their expectations about earnings. Now that the economy is beginning to rebound, there are new opportunities to increase your pay.
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