The IRS Really Needs Some New Computers

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The IRS Really Needs Some New Computers

The tax agency's embrace of IBM in the 1950s helped drive down audit rates. It's still depending on the same code. by. Stephen Mihm. @smihm More stories by Stephen Mihm. April 17, 2018, 6:00 AM PDT. 1040 eaters. Photo by U.S. News & World Report Collection/Marion S Trikosko/PhotoQuest/Getty
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Goldman Bond-Trading Bounce Not Enough to Get Investors on Board

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s fixed-income trading desk and debt-underwriting division helped generate the bank's highest revenue in three years. Investors still want to be convinced it's sustainable. Higher credit and commodity trading results drove the biggest first-quarter increase in fixed-income
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China Does Tesla a Favor

As a measure of China's importance to western carmakers, Volkswagen AG is tough to beat. Evercore ISI estimates the country contributed 43 percent of the German giant's pretax profit last year. So any change to rules governing local joint ventures is potentially very significant. Yet China's plan to
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Vault ranks 50 best firms to work for in 2019

Online career resource Vault published its sixth annual “Accounting 50” on Tuesday, ranking the 50 best accounting firms to work for in 2019. Utilizing the feedback of over 8,800 professionals, firms were ranked according to a number of factors, such as firm reputation, culture, and overall job satisfaction.
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FIU College of Business Awarded Re-Accreditation by AACSB International

MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Apr 17, 2018–FIU Business and its School of Accounting have been reaccredited for a standard five-year extension by AACSB International, The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. FIU Business is part of an elite group of universities that hold a
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