My father joined the IRS twice — first when he returned from WWII in 1946, and again in 1958 or '59 after a multiple-year stint in private accounting practice. He returned because the economic downturn — called the Eisenhower Recession — hurt small businesses and shrunk the roster of clients he'd so
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A man in New Jersey spend $10,000 to make sure kids' Christmas wishes get fulfilled this year. (WLS). Saturday, November 25, 2017 11:47AM.
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Lagos State Governor, Mr Ăkinwunmi Ambode, has urged accountants to always adhere strictly to the ethics of the profession and contribute their quota to uplift and develop the country. The governor gave the charge at the weekend while at the 11th Annual Public Lecture Dinner and Award Night of the
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IN my last column a few weeks ago, I wrote about the “aspirants”, dealing on the over 14,000 examinees who trooped to the various testing venues throughout the Philippines to take the professional licensure examination for Certified Public Accountants (CPA). This time, I write about the outcome of that
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Until recently, it was seen as an expensive way to generate electricity, but prices for solar panels have plummeted 62 percent in the past five years, according to data from Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Photovoltaic panels are now being used as a cost-effective way to bring electricity to areas with
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