Six Trends That Are Reshaping Business Accountants excel at analyzing numbers and developing strategies based off them.The way University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor James Johnson,…
11 Uses for Leftover Halloween Candy (And The Resulting Tax Consequences) Forbes Contributor Kelly Phillips Erb lays out the critical tax implications of giving the leftover candy away. Apparently,…
Tax Advice for Baby BoomersAs boomers enter retirement, they leave behind the annoying alarm clock, rush-hour commutes, stressful deadlines and annoying co-workers. But one thing they can’t avoid is…
Walter’s daughter, Mitzi, always dreamed of becoming a teacher. But, when she was a senior in high school, she decided to take an accounting class as an elective. It came very easy for her to understand the different aspects of accounting, and she really enjoyed the class. So much in fact that she decided she wanted to be an accountant, too. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in accounting from the University of North Carolina Charlotte, and soon thereafter, became a CPA...…
Estate planning can be overwhelming, and a little scary. Many people think they have plenty of time to make provisions to their estate plans. However...…
Early this year, officials at Littler Mendelson, the largest US-based law firm representing management in employee benefits and labor law, surveyed the landscape as the Obama administration began implementing the Affordable Care Act. They knew big money was to be made...…
Tax Return Preparation Market in 2013 This paper is a review and forecast of the marketplace for companies engaged in the preparation of individual and business tax returns.To receive this download…
Making accounting easier for small companies — and saving them the need to report some losses that big companies can face — has become a new preoccupation of the accounting profession...…
‘Information Technology’ (IT) is commonly used as a synonym for computers and computer networks, but it’s much more than that...…
Safe Email PracticesThe days of licking stamps are long gone. These days the most common way we communicate is through email. It’s projected that by next year, 2.5 billion people will use email and…
