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IRS Promotes James Lee, Deputy Chief, to New Head of Criminal Investigations

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Chris Gaetano
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Aug 4, 2020

The IRS has appointed James Lee to be the new head of its Criminal Investigation division.
Inflation Fears Grow on Government Stimulus

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Aug 4, 2020

With the government injecting trillions of dollars into the economy, and currently debating even more, some are raising concerns that inflation may soon become a problem.
Study: Managers Not Listening to Auditors Linked With Lower Quality Financial Reporting

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Chris Gaetano
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Aug 4, 2020

A recently published study says that while the vast majority of audits have at least some suggested adjustments, management is likely to ignore them, a decision which is found to be linked with lower quality financial reporting and increased risk of material misstatement down the road.
Regulatory Roundup - July 28 - Aug. 3

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Aug 3, 2020

With so many regulators out there, it can be tough to keep track of all the decisions being made. This is the NYSSCPA's regular series that collects relevant regulatory announcements from the past week, and puts them in one place to help you stay on top of the issues.
One-Third of Small Business Owners Using Own Funds to Stay Open

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Aug 3, 2020

Small businesses continue to flounder in the pandemic economy, as a recent report has found that one in three owners have had to use their own personal funds to remain open.
Fast Deal Looks Unlikely, as Parties Continue to Clash on Pandemic Aid Bill

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Aug 3, 2020

The possibility of a new agreement on pandemic aid before Congress adjourns at the end of this week looks slim, as Republicans and Democrats dig in their heels about what they want the next round to look like.
Study: Companies Favoring Bullish Analysts Are Linked to Worse Performance

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Aug 3, 2020

A recent study has found that companies that call disproportionately on bullish analysts during investor calls tend to see their stock prices fall a few quarters later.
Taxpayer Advocate Will Take on Cases Regarding Missing Stimulus Payments

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Aug 3, 2020

While Congress continues negotiations on the next pandemic aid bill with a new round of direct cash payments, the Taxpayer Advocate Service pointed out that numerous taxpayers still haven't gotten their Economic Impact Payments (EIP) from the first round, under the CARES Act. The service said that it will now assist people in dealing with the IRS over this situation.
Consumers Spending More, But Not Enough to Turn Economic Tide

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Jul 31, 2020

Recent reports indicate that consumer spending is up, but it evidently hasn't been enough to prevent a massive economic contraction.
Congressional Deadlock Over Virus Aid Continues with No Deal in Sight

By:

Chris Gaetano
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Jul 31, 2020

Lawmakers went home unable to reach an agreement over the next round of coronavirus aid, with Democrats and Republicans remaining far apart on key issues, although the White House has indicated a willingness to move on the matter of employer liability.

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IRS Promotes James Lee, Deputy Chief, to New Head of Criminal Investigations

Inflation Fears Grow on Government Stimulus

Study: Managers Not Listening to Auditors Linked With Lower Quality Financial Reporting

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One-Third of Small Business Owners Using Own Funds to Stay Open

Fast Deal Looks Unlikely, as Parties Continue to Clash on Pandemic Aid Bill

Study: Companies Favoring Bullish Analysts Are Linked to Worse Performance

Taxpayer Advocate Will Take on Cases Regarding Missing Stimulus Payments

Consumers Spending More, But Not Enough to Turn Economic Tide

Congressional Deadlock Over Virus Aid Continues with No Deal in Sight

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