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WK Tax, Acc’tng Revs Up 8 Percent
Revenue for Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting rose 8 percent for the half ended June 30. The company noted that cloud growth for the segment rose by double digits.
Group on Talent Shortage Formed
The American Institute of CPAs has formed an advisory group to address the profession’s talent shortage. The National Pipeline Advisory Group is part of a multi-pronged approach that includes use of technology, surveys and in-person forums.
AICPA: Expand Appeals Sites
The Internal Revenue Service should use a variety of techniques to make Appeals conferences accessible to as many taxpayers as possible, the American Institute of CPAs said this week.
Marcum Fined $13 Million; Censured
The SEC censured Marcum and it with a $10 million fine while PCAOB nailed the firm for $3 million. The agency painted a picture of a firm with a lack of controls that was overwhelmed by the growth but took no action despite the firms of findings.
Intuit Rolls Out AI OS
Intuit has debuted a Generative Artificial Intelligence Operating Syste for its business applications.
QuickBooks Council Slots Open
Intuit is accepting nominations for membership on the QuickBooks Partnership Council. Applications are being accepted through July 14.
Surgent Debut Exam Coaching Programs
Surgent Accounting & Financial Education has introduced CPArescue and CMArescue exam preparation coaching programs.
Patriot Payroll Adds Permissions Feature
Patriot Software has added a permissions feature to its payroll software. The company said the recently introduced capability gives customers the ability to control access to sensitive payroll data.
Rev Growth Outpace Xero’s American Subs
The number of subscribers in North America increased by 13 percent for the year ended March 31. But revenue on this continent rose by 32 percent, 21 percent in constant currency.
Former IRS Employee Get Sentenced
Deena Vang Lee, 41, has been sentenced to four-and-half years in prison. Lee, a resident of Fresno, Calif.,
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