CEOs of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies, dissatisfied with the present federal tax system, strongly prefer a flat tax, according to a new PWC survey. Further, they believe that federal tax reform– involving conversion to a flat tax– would have … Continued
Investment News By Rick Miller July 11, 2005 CHICAGO – At the midpoint of a two-year effort to save the personal financial specialist credential, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants has improved services for credential holders and is turning … Continued
Harry C. Ballman, II, MBA, CPA has been named president of the 2,000 member Greater Washington Society of CPAs. A retired general partner of Grant Thornton and sole practitioner in the Annapolis, Md., and Washington, D.C., area. He has over … Continued
But financial institutions targeting the CPA market need to tread wisely. by Rick Telberg Personal financial planning is clearly a core part of what a CPA does. Most in the profession see it emerging as a significant part of the … Continued
Kostin, Ruffkess, based in Farmington, CT, is merging in Themistos & Dane, of Springfield, Mass. Themistos adds four partners, 25 staffers, and a fourth office to Kostin, now renamed Kostin, Ruffkess, Themistos & Dane. The new firm will number more … Continued