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| December 15, 2007 | The
Newspaper of the NYSSCPA |
Vol.
10, No.22 |
| SEC to Allow Foreign Issuers to File in IFRS |
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NEW YORK—The road to a single global financial accounting standard may be getting shorter, but some opponents of a recent SEC ruling are left wondering why what they think should be a multiyear project is moving forward in just a few months. |
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| Tax Preparers Face Broader IRC 6694 Penalties |
| By Robert L. Goldstein, CPA, and William R. Lalli, CPA, NYSSCPA Tax Policy Manager NEW YORK—With
new tax legislation may come unwelcome surprises for tax practitioners.
One such case is with the Small Business and Work Opportunities
Tax Act of 2007. Continue...
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| T.J. Maxx and Identity Theft: The Never-Ending Story |
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Shoppers who
made purchases at designer discount chains like T.J. Maxx and Marshalls
between July 2005 and December 2006 may have thought they were getting
a bargain, but their credit cards weren’t the only things
getting swiped at the checkout counter.
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| President's Commentary |
| Few people realize that tax services rendered by a New York state–licensed CPA are not supervised by state regulators (the Board of Regents) as they are in other states—and that’s not all. Continue... |
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