what did you learn this year? join the discussion; see what cpas say. by rick telberg/at large congratulations! you survived another busy season. it wasn’t always easy. there were last-minute changes to the amt and client pressure for those economic … continued
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the aicpa has submitted testimony the u.s. house small business committee about how to modernize the tax code for small businesses, focusing the tax rules governing s corporations, small partnerships, estates and the alternative minimum tax.
most cpas expect a smooth end to tax season 2008. sound off: how will you celebrate the end of busy season 2008? by rick telberg at large many of the most critical problems that tax practitioners faced earlier in the … continued
accountants are working around the clock at kruggel, lawton & co. in downtown south bend, ind. — and not just on taxes.
this year, employees are working together in their quest to get healthy. the employees have lost 139 pounds and logged 402 hours of physical activity.
“i think it’s just been a greater emphasis on trying to maintain fitness level, trying to get a little more activity this time of year and also just eating a little better than probably we’ve done in the past,” partner kevin kruggel (left) told wsbt tv.
“i’m now 10 pounds down” said tax manager ben silver.
over 10 years of collaboration with usa today washington, dc (aicpa) – certified public accountants, who are members of the american institute of certified public accountants, are answering tax questions from usa today readers this tax season as part of … continued
tax season is tough on everyone. just ask this administrative assistant at a small cpa firm: i love the gals i work with and most of the time, it is fine. tax season is another story!! it can get so … continued
cpas report fewer glitches, improved business results.
benchmark your business; join the busy season survey.
by rick telberg
despite last-minute changes to the tax code and an emergency economic stimulus package… despite critical staffing shortages and late or unprepared clients… despite all that, busy season 2008 appears to be going better and smoother for most accountants. so far, anyway.
in my soundings of the profession, cpas are generally telling me that they are less harried and that business is generally as good or better so far this busy season as compared to the same period in 2007.
in all key gauges — revenues, profits, volume and stress-accountants are reporting a smoother, better and healthier busy season. read more →
macdonald named vice president of worldwide channels and sales alliances herndon, va — deltek, inc., a provider of enterprise applications software for project-focused organizations, has named taylor macdonald vice president of worldwide channels and sales alliances, responsible for managing and … continued
