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Tax planning can reduce college costs
If planned in advance, maximized education tax credits can reduce the costs of higher education.
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Inventory management software reviewed
A review of the top three inventory management software programs explains how they differ in usability, integration, functionality and price.
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Expand your network by getting involved
Active membership in a professional association can give you tools to help you grow personally and professionally.
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IRS provides guidance on pass-through deduction
The IRS issued guidance on Section 199A, which allows a 20 percent deduction of qualified business income for owners of sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts and S corporations.
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Data theft victims share advice
Tax professionals who were data theft victims are offering cybersecurity advice based on lessons learned from their own experiences.
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UW–Milwaukee professors receive NASBA grant
NASBA has awarded $25,000 in Accounting Education Research Grants to faculty and postdoctoral researchers including two assistant professors at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
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Bill would allow IRS to regulate tax preparers
If enacted, a new bill designed to protect taxpayers, introduced by Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH), may enable the IRS to regulate tax preparers.
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Social media is a useful tool for CPA firms
Social media can benefit accounting firms by helping with client retention, recruiting, prospecting and growth.
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What’s the difference between RPA and IPA, and how can they enhance the audit process?
Audit processes can be improved with automation that assists humans by taking over repetitive, routine tasks and mimics human activities.
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NASBA endorses legislation to protect state licensing boards from antitrust damages
NASBA endorses legislation introduced by CPA Congressman Mike Conaway (R-Texas) that would limit damage awards against state professional and occupational licensing boards.