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Two Cayman Islands-based firms have pleaded guilty to charges that they conspired with clients to hide more than $130 million in offshore accounts, according to the U.S. Justice Department.
NYSSCPA Members in the News Robyn Cohn (Manhattan/Bronx) 5 Financial Strategies That Save Photographers Money Photo District News Photographers are problem solvers—but figuring out expenses and taxes are the kinds of puzzles many studio owners and freelancers would rather avoid. Hiring a financial professional can ease the pain, but the onus remains on shooters to be tidy record keepers and get a handle on their expenses. Here are five ways photographers can avoid some common, and costly, business mistakes.
The business world has many good internal auditors, but what do the best ones have in common? A recent study from PricewaterhouseCoopers looked at what makes an effective leader in internal audit and narrowed it down to five key qualities:
Accounting and Financial News Stories Overheard: Did ComScore Push Envelop on Accounting? Wall Street Journal ComScore has pushed the envelope with its accounting. Now it seems it might have pushed it a bit too far. The Internet analytics company said Monday it is delaying the filing of its annual report and postponing its investor day after receiving a message on Feb. 19 regarding “certain potential accounting matters.”
Accounting and Financial News Stories Policy Makers Defend Postcrisis Financial Regulation Wall Street Journal U.S. financial policy makers are taking stock of the vast new rule book written after the financial crisis and considering whether regulations designed to create safer markets have made them less functional. But it isn’t clear they are ready to erase any parts of the new regime just yet.
Two New York state assemblymen plan to propose a bill that ups state taxes on fund managers to cancel out federal savings they get on carried interest, according to The New York Times.
NYSSCPA Members in the News
John Lieberman (Manhattan/Bronx) Maximize Your Tax Refund by Exploring Credits NY1 News If you are looking to beef up your tax refund, in this Money Matters report, financial empowerment coach Ash Exantus and CPA John Lieberman explain how you can take advantage of every credit you're entitled to - because that's money in your pocket.
Seymour Goldberg (Suffolk) What CPAs Should Know About Trusts Accounting Today Many estate planners recommend that clients create trusts for various reasons, but problems can arise when the trustee is a family member who has no experience regarding the responsibilities of a trustee In many cases the trustee selected by the creator of the trust is not capable of handling the responsibilities that are involved in administering a trust.
David Lifson (Manhattan/Bronx) Trump's Tax Returns Might Not Answer Questions Morningstar Donald Trump has put his wealth and the success of his business empire at the center of his presidential campaign. But what if the complexity of that enterprise--packed with opportunities for write-offs and deferred profits--means he reports relatively little taxable income? Only the man, his accountant and his Internal Revenue Service auditor know for sure, but the Republican front-runner's statements and disclosures provide some clues.
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