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Biden Seeks to End Subminimum Wage for Workers With Disabilities
Trump’s Election Win Powers U.S. Business Sentiment to Highest Levels in Years
UHY Receives Private Equity Funding From Summit Partners
FASB Targets Credit Losses for Accounts Receivable, Contract Assets in Proposed ASU
EisnerAmper Rolls Out Energy Sector CFO Advisory Group
The Energy Sector CFO Advisory team's experience supporting the energy industry gives them a unique market perspective, the firm says.
AI Unchained 2024 Celebrates a Groundbreaking Convergence of AI and Accounting
Headlining the event was none other than actor, producer, and advocate Kal Penn, who brought a unique blend of humor and heart as the keynote speaker.
How Automation Helped a Firm Save Clients $500,000 on Lease Management
With the implementation of the new lease accounting standards under ASC 842, GBQ faced significant challenges in helping their construction clients navigate these complex changes.
2024 Intuit Connect Conference Kicks Off in Vegas
Conference activities centered around small business practices, advisory services, professional tax services, and accounting firm management will be held from October 28-30, 2024.
AICPA Offers Financial Tips to Recent Hurricane Victims
The personal financial planning experts at the American Institute of CPAs are offering tips to help with financial wellbeing and planning for the future.
TaxPlanIQ to Host Free Online Summit on How to Build a Tax Planning Empire
The event on Oct. 25 is geared toward firm owners looking to start offering or enhance their existing tax planning and advisory services.
Avantax Adds New Advisor Members with Approximately $390 Million in Combined Asset Management
Financial professionals transferring to Avantax receive the tax-intelligent tools, technology, resources and home office support needed to help clients pursue their financial goals.
Avantax Acquires SEP Financial Services
Avantax has acquired SEP Financial Services, which was founded by veteran independent financial advisor Stephen E. Plain.