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 A Dozen Specialized Hardware Products You Should Know About

April 13, 2006 

A Dozen Specialized Hardware Products You Should Know About

If you plan to set up an office at home or in the company facility, you’ll most likely find yourself having to work within certain space parameters. And as much as you would like more equipment and resources (who wouldn’t?), the fact remains that, given the space limitations, you are rarely able to obtain all…

 Tax Season Survival Guide — 2006

January 1, 2006 

Tax Season Survival Guide — 2006

Every January, The CPA Technology Advisor provides a special Tax Season Survival Guide, offering useful tips on preparing for the upcoming tax preparation season, as well as additional features and tax-specific resources.

 Technology  In  Practice

January 1, 2006 

Technology In Practice

By now, firms have closed the books on the 2005 tax season, which naturally means it’s time to tune up our tax departments for 2006 by implementing evolutionary practices that made this last year more successful for the leading firms.

Roman Kepczyk

 IRS Redesigns Web Site

January 1, 2006 

IRS Redesigns Web Site

The Internal Revenue Service recently redesigned its web site at www.irs.gov, so professionals who routinely use it as a resource during tax season should get re-acquainted with the site prior to the tax season rush.

 NASBA Explains Its New Web-Based CPE Tracking Tool

January 1, 2006 

NASBA Explains Its New Web-Based CPE Tracking Tool

At the September Florida CPA Society Show in Fort Lauderdale last month, I stopped in at the NASBA booth and visited with Jill Gordon, a very exuberant promoter of her agency’s soon-to-be-released web-based CPE tracking tool.

 Microsoft Pushes Small Business Accounting

January 1, 2006 

Microsoft Pushes Small Business Accounting

Microsoft announced today a combination of perks intended to further push sales of the 2006 version of the company's new Microsoft Office Small Business Accounting program.