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Tax Preparer Registration Program Means Trouble for You
The IRS recently proposed rules for tax preparers that are redundant and unnecessary for CPAs
10 Unusual Ways to Cut Costs in the Office
If you're willing to think outside the box when it comes to the costs in your office, there are some ways to reduce the money you spend.
5 Mega Companies and Their Founding Facts (and Myths)
Here are five massive companies that have amazing founding stories, with a few myths sprinkled in.
AICPA Vice President Testifies About IRS Plans to Regulate Return Preparers
AICPA Vice President of Taxation Edward Karl urges the IRS to slow down its plan to regulate tax preparers.
Career Showcase is September 29: Registration is Open for Students and Exhibitors
Don't miss out on the premiere event that connects nearly 30 firms and businesses with more than 220 students.
Employees' Problems Don't Stop While They're at Work - Bolstering the Case for Legal Plan
A growing number of employers are offering legal plans to help employees deal with personal tasks, designed to reduce employee stress levels.
Legal Issues to Consider when Conducting Terminations
Considering or determining a termination of employment can be an emotional experience. By taking a proactive approach you can ensure the separation experience maintains the employees' respect and dignity while reducing potential liability.
Making Money In The Reputation Economy
Today, we serve two and only two masters: revenue and reputation. The trick is to position your brand and build your reputation in the sweet spot between capitalism and humanism
New Reasons to Consider the Domestic Manufacturing Deduction
Starting this year, the domestic manufacturing deduction increases to 9% of income from eligible activities.
The IRS Targets Incompetent Tax Preparers. That's good news. But the agency is going overboard.
Article by CPAs, Brad Sherman and Michael Conaway
