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2009 Recap of celebrities with tax woes

Television and movie stars, politicians, athletes, musicians - it seems that no one is above the law, particularly when there are taxes involved. Here is a recap of those notables who faced off with the IRS in 2009.
Community News

INSIDE Public Accounting announces its annual Best of the Best Firms

INSIDE Public Accounting’s Best of the Best Firm’s recognition honors 25 firms annually for their wise management and superior operational performance in fiscal and management metrics based on over 50 criteria.
Tax

New per diem rates released for travel expense reimbursements

The IRS has updated the rules for determining the amount of an employee's ordinary and necessary business expenses for lodging, meals, and incidental expenses while traveling away from home.
Education & Careers

Accounting and finance students help not-for-profits in Project Run With It

For the second year in a row, Moss Adams sponsored Project Run With It (PRWI) in force at the 2009 Beta Alpha Psi Annual meeting in Brooklyn, New York.
Community News

Stark Winter Schenkein & Co., LLP adds new accountant

The Denver certified public accounting firm of Stark Winter Schenkein & Co., LLP recently announced the addition of Matthew P. Mueller, CPA to its professional staff.
Tax

Val Kilmer: It’s Batman vs. the Taxman

Who will win in a showdown between Batman and the Taxman? Action star Val Kilmer, who starred in "Batman Forever," may have learned recently that his superpowers are no match for the IRS.
Education & Careers

AICPA announces 2008 Elijah Watt Sells awards

The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants has announced winners of the 2008 Elijah Watt Sells Awards.

Students help nonprofits during intense BAP competition

Take 50 college students who don't know each other, add several complicated business challenges, give them 12 hours, and what do you get at the end?

Morningstar ranks the best and worst 529 plans this year

Morningstar, the global investment research firm has published its annual list of the best and worst 529 plans – when it comes to earning long-term returns for college savers – and the overall opinion smacks of optimism. Some of the worst plans from years past have folded up and gone away, while others continually strive to improve. Here are the criteria that separate the best plans from the worst: Flexibility. As Morningstar points out, no savings plan is one-size-fits-all.

CPA mobility legislation gains national momentum

Twenty-three states have approved laws to make it less burdensome for certified public accountants to represent clients across state lines.The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants is seeking enactment of similar laws in every state so that a national uniform mobility system will become a reality for CPAs, CPA firms, and the state boards of accountancy that regulate them.

Maryland becomes 18th state to enact CPA mobility legislation

The Maryland General Assembly last week passed a CPA mobility bill that will make it easier for CPAs to do interstate business.

Resource Guide - Issue 132

This Resource Guide Brought To You ByPractitioners Publishing Company (PPC)THIS WEEK'S TOPICS Companies Offer Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance "Kits"ICMA Announces Enhancements to CMA Certification ProgramBusinessmen Specialize in Catching Tax Preparers’ MistakesLive Webcast: The IRS Casts Eagle Eye on Tax SheltersAlert: Check Carefully Before Applying for Offers in CompromiseDoes Corporate America Need CPOs?

AccountingWEB Weekly News Wrap-up - Issue 36

The AccountingWEB Friday Wrap-Up Newswire - Issue 36March 31, 2000http://www.accountingweb.com** This week's Newswire is sponsored by LifeGoals.com **http://www.lifegoals.comIn the news this week:1. Non-CPAs Making Headway In Traditional CPA Roles2.

AccountingWEB Weekly News Wrap-up - Issue 25

The AccountingWEB Friday Wrap-Up Newswire - Issue 25January 14, 2000http://www.accountingweb.comIn the headlines this week:1. SEC Calls For Further Accounting Industry Self-Regulation2. M&A Activity To Surpass Last Year's Record3. More Pivot Table Secrets Unveiled4. Accounting Firms Merge Health Care Practices5. AICPA Selects Fidelity To Drive Investment Advisory Services6.

AccountingWEB Weekly News Wrap-Up - Issue 22

The AccountingWEB Friday Wrap-Up Newswire - Issue 22December 24, 1999http://www.accountingweb.comIn the headlines this week:1. Unlock The Secrets of Excel With This Tutorial - Download Now!2. E&Y To Pay $335 Million To Settle Lawsuit3. CPA-Client Privilege Being Challenged in Colorado4. Now's A Good Time To Review Your/Your Client's Overtime Policy5. The Process For Raising Capital Has Just Been Simplified6.

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