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State voters less optimistic about economy
Wisconsin voters expect the economy to get worse in the next 12 months, according to a new Marquette University Law School poll.
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No ‘Smishing’ Way: Yet another tool used by fraudsters
“Smishing,” a mashup of SMS (short message service, i.e. text messages) and phishing, is another tool used by cybercriminals to access your information.
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An American accounting horror story
Some clients are safer than others, as you’ll see in the chilling case of a business valuation that uncovered some nasty fraud.
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Fidelity joins rivals on zero-fee trades
Fidelity eliminated the $4.95 commission on trades, including RIAs, and set its self apart from rivals.
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BMO Harris sells and leases more Wisconsin branches
BMO Harris sold and leased back 10 more of its branch locations across Wisconsin.
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Taxpayer First Act to improve IRS interactions
The new Taxpayer First Act is an attempt to make the IRS more taxpayer-friendly in terms of enforcement, appeals and customer service.
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Strategies for overcoming that overwhelming feeling
Feeling overwhelmed at work? Here are some strategies to deal with the dread.
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FASB votes to delay three key effective dates
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) voted unanimously to delay the effective dates for three key standards.
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New virtual currency question on form 1040
A new question on the 2019 Form 1040, Schedule 1, gauges your financial interest in virtual currency.
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Is the future supply of accounting graduates in jeopardy?
Despite optimistic projections of CPA graduation rates, students may have changed their perception of the profession.