AICPA News Update Vol. 13 No. 46
Newsletter:
IRS Announces Return Preparer Office; AICPA Annual Report Available
Published on April 16, 2013
AICPA News Update Vol. 13 No. 33
Newsletter:
Private Company Financial Reporting Panel Seeks CPAs' Input
Published on January 28, 2011
Making the Most of Your Facebook Page
Article:
In Showcase Your Company and Promote Your Brand, I showed you how to use Facebook to build a community for your organization. This community could include employees, clients, referral sources, vendors and other fans. Your Facebook Page can be used to communicate to and interact with your fans. In this article,
Published on January 28, 2011
Sponsorships Offer Opportunities for Nonprofits, Corporations
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With declining endowments and decreasing charitable contributions, many exempt organizations are considering creative ways to obtain funding. Corporate sponsorships remain one excellent opportunity.
Published on January 28, 2011
AICPA News Update Vol. 14 No. 31
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Celebrating 25 Years of CPA Financial Planners with the PFP Division
Published on August 01, 2011
Tax Season Resources Available from AICPA
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The AICPA has released its annual tax season resources for CPAs.
Published on January 28, 2011
AICPA News Update - February 10, 2012
Newsletter:
...for Preparing Returns, New Tax Practitioner’s Toolkit with Resources to Help Members Communicate and Promote Their Value, Become a Member of the Tax Section, Sign Up for Free CPA Letter Daily to Get Tax News Each Weekday, Tax Publications Offer Timely
Published on March 09, 2012
Is Your Business Card Hurting Your Business
Article:
...is the single most important marketing material you have. It’s low cost, most kept and most handed out to potential clients (by you and referral sources). Ironically, a CPA’s business card is often the most uninteresting and uninformative part of marketing the practice
Published on January 28, 2011
Should CPA Firms Send Out Newsletters
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Most accountants don’t bother sending any newsletters. When they think about it, they think they’re better off. The way they think … maybe they are better off losing contact with their contacts. Thankfully, you’re not like most accountants.
Published on January 28, 2011
AICPA News Update - February 8, 2013
Newsletter:
...to Help You Communicate with Clients; Updated 2012 Tax Practice Guides, Checklists, Organizers and Letters; Get Exclusive Discounts and Resources by Joining the Tax Section; Sign Up for Free CPA Letter Daily to Get Tax News Each Weekday; Network with Other CPAs and Stay
Published on February 13, 2013
Special AICPA News Update - December 19, 2012
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In this issue: Show Clients How Valuable You Really Are (and Save Money and Time in the Process); Articulate the Value of Your Tax Services; Engage Current and Prospective Clients in Tax Season and Year-Round; Help Consumers Learn More through 360Taxes.org
Published on December 20, 2012
Indefinite-Lived Assets in Tax Provision
Article:
Indefinite-lived assets can cause unexpected results related to the determination of a valuation allowance and its impact on the effective tax rate.
Published on January 28, 2011
Money, Advice and CPAs
Article:
Money is a wonderful and deceivingly simple convenience. Though individuals run quickly into situations benefiting from a CPA’s expertise, many of them find it difficult to seek and take advice. Quirks of modern life do not make it any easier
Published on January 28, 2011
Qualified Sponsorship Payments and Advertising Income Analyzing Unrelated Business Taxable Income
Article:
Determining whether receipts qualify as sponsorship payments or advertising income can be quite burdensome for most nonprofit organizations. The item describes how to properly structure unrelated business taxable income so as not to adversely affect the organization’s cashflow.
Published on December 01, 2010
Aggregating Activities to Avoid the Hobby Loss Rules
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Sec. 183 limits deductions for activities that are “not engaged in for profit,” commonly called hobbies. To sidestep this requirement, taxpayers often attempt to combine activities that would separately be considered hobbies with other activities to avoid the Sec. 183 limits.
Published on January 28, 2011