Revenue or Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting rose 4 percent year-over-year for the nine months ended September 30, the company said in its recent trading update. North American revenue, which comprises 62 percent of the quarter, increased by 4 percent.
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Intuit has openings on the Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Council for positions starting in June. The software…
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Intuit has launched a test of pricing for QuickBooks Live Bookkeeping. The company said in…
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Emburse has been formed by six companies that market expense and AP software. The companies that have combined are Abacus, Captio, Certify, Chrome River, Nexonia and Tallie, according to an announcement this month.
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Microsoft has given users of its Windows XP operating system more time to adjust to…
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The Bloomberg Industry Group has acquired Tax Prodigy, a step that enables it to enter the tax provisioning market. Terms were not disclosed.
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The Internal Revenue Service Independent Office of Appeals has formed an Alternative Dispute Resolution Program…
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A Hialeah, Fla.-based tax preparer has been charged with contempt of court for continuing to…
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If South Dakota, Colorado, and Connecticut are any indication, states are starting to publicize common…
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Plante Moran has hired Martin van Pelt as its next chief marketing officer. The accounting firm said this week Van Pelt will succeed Jeff Antaya, who is retiring after on August 31 after 13 years with Plante Moran.
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Weaver, a Dallas, Texas-based accounting firm, has named six employees as partners. These include Sara…
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Blucora, which owns the TaxAct software line, has named John Clendening as president and CEO…
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The issues surrounding payroll have changed dramatically over the last two years. With a significant percentage of the population working away from the office—and like to stay away, many businesses now have a work force in more than one state, meaning tax compliance is more complicated. The Great Resignation in which millions have changed or are changing jobs having clients asking…
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The Department of Justice is seeking to shut down a Detroit-based tax preparer, Crystal Ireland, and her business, Master Mind Preparation. In a civil suit, the department alleges that Ireland, who had been previously penalized by the Internal Revenue Service, falsified her clients' income in order to claim the maximum earned-income tax credit and seeks to bar her and the business from preparing income tax returns for others.
The suit alleges Ireland fabricated businesses and reported fake business income on her customers' returns to obtain larger EITC amounts. While Ireland had reportedly been penalized by the IRS for failing to comply with due-diligence requirements, a follow-up investigation revealed continuing failures and fraudulent claims.
She is accused of claiming the EITC on tax returns clients for tax years 2007 through 2009 with the IRS reducing or disallowing the credit on 93 percent of returns.
Intuit used deceptive advertising in calling some of its TurboTax…
Revenue for Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting Professionals increased by…
CPA.com has released a toolkit to help accounting and finance professionals…
The Internal Revenue Service is redesigning the roughly 170 million…
