2024 public accounting tax preparation tax return 
Going Concern
JUNE 13, 2024
TAX CANDIDATES FTE Senior Tax Accountant / Manager | Candidate ID #21844350 Certifications: CPA Education: BSBA Accounting, MS Accounting Experience (years): 6+ years in tax and accounting Work experience: 6+ with the same CPA firm Prep and review of tax returns Leads a team of 5+ Accountants Manages client engagements Client niches: Real estate, Construction, (..)
Going Concern
MAY 23, 2024
FTE Senior Tax and Accounting | Candidate ID #20455103 Certifications: CPA in progress Education: BA, Accounting & Business Administration Experience (years): 4+ years in public accounting Work experience (highlight): Staff Accountant at a CPA firm Full client care including accounting, bookkeeping, tax and audit In 2024 completed 100+ returns, (..)
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Going Concern
MAY 16, 2024
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CPA Practice
MARCH 12, 2024
The American Institute of CPAs and CPA.com announced the participants of its 2024 Startup Accelerator program, which will kick-off this week at a meeting at their headquarters in New York. Supervizor an advanced audit analytics software automates financial anomaly detection for continuous error and fraud detection.
Nancy McClelland, LLC
JANUARY 30, 2024
Tax preparers everywhere spent the past two months gearing up for yesterday’s “opening day” of tax season, January 29th. It was an exciting time for us, as it was finally going to be a return to normal. The opinions shared here are the author’s and not those of AICPA or CPA.com.) Enter Congress.
CPA Practice
NOVEMBER 7, 2023
As part of today’s launch, Black Ore also announced its flagship product, Tax Autopilot , which combines its proprietary AI technology with federal and state tax codes and regulations to simplify the tax preparation and review process for Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) and accounting firms.
Going Concern
FEBRUARY 9, 2024
You gotta pay the piper’ on your winnings, says tax expert [ NBC10 Philadelphia ] All gambling winnings are considered taxable income by the Internal Revenue Service, even if you aren’t a professional gambler. You gotta pay the piper,” Romeo Razi, a certified public accountant based in Las Vegas, tells CNBC Make It.
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