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Rippling Expands EOR Program 2
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Rippling has expanded its Employer of Record program to eight new countries. The change is part of the latest monthly release of the office application.
With EOR, a user can establish a legal entity in a country outside the United States, giving the user the ability to hire and pay employees in other countries. The latest additions are Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Israel, New Zealand, the Philippines, Switzerland and Turkey.
In addition, Rippling is providing hourly workers with a weekly break down of pay on paystubs so they can see hours worked, including overtime, for each of the weeks included in the pay period.
Users can now down payroll comparison data as a CSV file. Rippling says it has also provided more efficient time-entry CSV imports for Time an Attendance since users can automatically reconcile timestamps based on the employee’s timezone and
filter down to a specific set of imported entries and delete only those
They can also import thousands of entries in seconds, versus 30 minutes.
View items...Intuit Debuts Customer Manager with More on the Way
- Tuesday, 17 November 2009
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- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Intuit has introduced Customer Manager, a basic customer relationship management tool that is designed for companies with 20 or fewer employees. While it is not designed specifically at the accounting market, the company says small firms may find it suitable. But it's clear that Intuit is working on something more tailored for professional tax and accounting organizations.
Gilman+Ciocia Hearing Set
- Monday, 16 November 2009
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- Written by The Progressive Accountant
A hearing before an administrative law judge has been scheduled for December 12 to weigh allegations of fraudulent sales of variable annuities made against Gilman+Ciocia as a result of cease-and-desist proceedings instituted by the SEC against the company’s executives and other current and former registered representatives with the organization’s Prime Capital Services subsidiary. The information was contained in Gilman’s 10-Q form filed with the SEC on Friday.Read more...
Morningstar Still Mulling Credit-rating Biz
- Monday, 16 November 2009
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- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Morningstar continues to evaluate creating a credit-rating business, although the financial services company came no clearer to providing specifics than it has in previous statements. This time, the company talked about the possibility in a monthly series of questions that it files with its SEC documents. The company says it is also looking for ways to strengthen its fixed-income analytical abilities.
Sage Making New Push with Accountants
Sage plans to court accountants more aggressively as it works to breathe new life into the Sage Accountants' Network. The company is looking at what it can do to improve the relationships accountants have with their clients and providing more information on how firms can better run their businesses, and not just try to get firms to use Sage applications. “It’s really a revitalization,” said Connie Certusi, SVP and general manager of Sage’s small business accounting solutions unit. Certusi, in an interview conducted today at the Sage Summit user conference in Atlanta, Ga., said that the company was actively promoting SSAN by providing free members to attendees at the Sleeter Group’s Next Generation Accounting Solutions Conference running concurrently in Orlando, Fla.,
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Thomson Debuts Next Generation Software
- Thursday, 05 November 2009
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- Written by The Progressive Accountant
DEXTER, Mich. - Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting moved towards its next generation product line with the announcement of Accounting CS, a combination of write-up and payroll, and Virtual Client Office, a client portal system to enable accounting professionals to deliver software tools to their clients from firms' Web sites. The plans were detailed by Jon Baron, president of tax and accounting's Professional Software & Services, at the unit's 29th Annual Users' Conference. The company is on a pace similar to its rival CCH which has also announced its next generation system this fall.
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Thomson Tax and Accounting Revs Up
Thomson Reuters reported that revenue for its Tax & Accounting business rose by 9 percent before currency adjustments as operating profit dropped by 10 percent for the second quarter ended September 30. That came despite double-digit declines in print revenue which wiped out gains in its online tax research business.
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CCH Smart Charts
- Thursday, 12 November 2009
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- Written by The Progressive Accountant
IRC/Multistate Personal and Corporate Income Tax Comparison Smart Charts can compare at a glance the federal and state treatments of items such as net operating losses; pass-through entities; depreciation, state and federal deductions and state and federal credits.
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Microsoft Kills Office Accounting
- Monday, 02 November 2009
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- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Microsoft ended an initiative that it appeared to torpedo from the day it hit the market by announcing that it will stop sales of Office Accounting, originally known as Small Business Accounting, on November 16. It marked yet another Microsoft failure in the low-cost financial application market and a sign that even Microsoft can't move a significant share of the market from QuickBooks. Microsoft will support the installed base for five years. Office Accounting had very little visibility in the market over the last two years.
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Intuit's Smith Sees Small Pay Hike
Intuit's board of directors slashed the bonus of CEO Brad Smithby 51 percent for the year ended July 31, but more than made up for that drop with increases in stock and options awards. The result was that Smith's total compensation crept up 3.4 percent from the 2008 total. His compensation rose to $4.81 million from $4.65 million. And the compensation committee praised Smith's overall performance saying it had "determined that Mr. Smith had delivered outstanding progress toward the following longer-term goals which were established by the Committee earlier in fiscal 2009."
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CaseWare Time 2009
- Tuesday, 27 October 2009
- New Products
- Written by The Progressive Accountant
CaseWare Time 2009 uses SQL database tables with users able to select from a variety of Microsoft databases to create tables. The new version also features CaseWare Time Websheet which can access the time file, enabling staff to input, view and edit their time-and-expense entries via the Internet.
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