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General News March 22, 2025

Social Security Head Calls Off Shutting Agency After Court Order

Zoe TillmanBloomberg News(TNS) WASHINGTON — The acting head of the Social Security Administration retreated from his threat to shut down the office after a federal judge said an order restricting data access for Elon Musk and his cost-cutting team doesn’t apply to agency employees. In a letter released Friday, U.S. District Judge Ellen Hollander said...…

General News March 22, 2025

Federal Judge Says 25,000 Workers Can Keep Jobs for Now

The Trump administration must continue to comply with a Maryland judge’s order to temporarily reinstate almost 25,000 fired employees at 18 U.S. agencies for at least another week, a federal appeals court held.

Mergers and Acquisitions March 21, 2025

Rehmann to Merge in Kmetz, Elwell, Graham & Associates

The Troy, MI-based top 40 accounting firm is expanding in Florida by combining with Vero Beach-based CPA firm Kmetz, Elwell, Graham & Associates, effective June 1.

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Accounting March 21, 2025

After $1.8B Accounting Error, Senate Report Likely to Suggest Removal of South Carolina’s Treasurer

South Carolina Senate Finance Committee members investigating a $1.8 billion accounting error on the state’s books will likely recommend Treasurer Curtis Loftis be removed from office for willful neglect of duty.

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