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| Marketing Director's Note |
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Typically this column is filled with the whimsical connecting of dots between an Eddie Bauer fire sale and business development. However, for one week only, Publisher Rob Nance has bestowed upon me the honor of writing this week's note. By seizing this opportunity, we all have probably lost the missing link between genetically engineered salmon and federal spending initiatives.
All of you reading this already know that you are our most important non-genetically modified resource. I would like to invite you to weigh in on the job we are doing by taking this short survey. Here is the link.
In exchange for your time and effort, your answers will make AccountingWEB better for everyone. If you’re only looking for cash and prizes, you are in luck, too. We’re giving away $500 to one lucky survey respondent.
Rob Nance will be back next week, but in the meantime, I urge you to help us continue to make AccountingWEB a valuable resource to help you do your job better. We promise to continue to only serve real salmon unless you tell us differently.
Thanks,
Andrew Lorenz
Marketing Director
alorenz@accountingweb.com
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| Firm/State/People News |
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| New pwc brand puts emphasis on commitment to clients |
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PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC), the Big Four tax, audit and advisory services firm with global headquarters in London and U.S. headquarters in New York, introduced a new visual identity during a relaunch of its Web sites. |
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| ASU accounting students team with pwc to build Habitat for Humanity house |
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| ASU’s Department of Information Systems Club (DISC) and Beta Alpha Psi, an honor society for accounting students, are joining together with pwc to make home ownership a reality for one Phoenix family. |
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| Russell Golden appointed to FASB, replacing Herz |
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| The Board of Trustees of the Financial Accounting Foundation has announced the appointment of Russell G. Golden to the Financial Accounting Standards Board, effective October 1, 2010. Golden will fill the board member vacancy on the FASB resulting from the retirement of Robert H. Herz. |
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| Company announcements: Week of September 20, 2010 |
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| Following is the latest roundup of firm news for the week of September 20, 2010. |
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Blogs!
What do you have to say today? |
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| How to Increase CPA Firm Profits in Tough Times |
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| As clients experience financial difficulty, as receivables collections slow, and as many private companies and non-profit organizations shop accounting and auditing fees, the effects of tough economic times are finding their way to CPA firms’ bottom lines! |
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| The 2010 Revision’s Impact on Internal Audit Independence |
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| The GAO’s 2010 proposed revision to the Yellow Book isn’t saying much that is new. Instead it is saying the same stuff – just in a different way. |
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| Bush Tax Cuts Set to Expire – Should They? A Tax Fable to Enlighten |
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| The Bush tax cuts are set to expire on December 31, 2010. If nothing is done, a huge tax increase will be placed upon the highest income earning Americans. Many have different opinions on whether this is a good idea. All of this talk reminds me of a cute little tax fable that was told to me many years ago and I thought now was a good time to share. |
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| We May No Longer Get Paid? Huh? |
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| The FTC issued a new brochure that we will all have to read very carefully. Although it is written for telemarketers, those of us engaged in any kind of advertising, including having a Web site, may fall under those rules. |
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| Kaplan Weekly Quiz |
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Are you prepared for the CPA exam? Test your knowledge and keep your skills sharp by taking the weekly CPA Exam Quiz, brought to you by Kaplan Schweser CPA Review and AccountingWEB Education & Careers Zone. New questions will be posted for each section weekly. Take this week's quiz. |
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