Archive for March, 2009
SD2 changes accounting policies following trouble with cheerleading account
UPDATE 5 p.m. :Billings School District 2 officials are updating accounting practices after charges to a Skyview Extra Curricular Ac-count have been called into question.
Accounting firm drops Vitale from name after indictment
The accounting firm that Beacon Hill powerbroker Richard Vitale founded 31 years ago no longer bears his name. The former Vitale Caturano & Co. is now simply Caturano…
Outsourced Accounting Firm OSI Business Services Now Offers Qvinci Pro To Better Serve Its Customers
Newark – Premier outsourced accounting department firm, OSI Business Services, LLC, recently implemented Qvinci, an intelligent QuickBooks® dashboard, to give its customers real-time access to an even greater number of business applications.
Letter to the Editor: Not sure about Bruce Benson’s accounting
BOULDER, Colo.
Biographical sketch of GM CEO Fritz Henderson
NAME: Frederick “Fritz” A. Henderson AGE: 50
Accounting firm drops Vitale from name
The accounting firm that Beacon Hill powerbroker Richard D. Vitale founded 31 years ago no longer bears his name. The former Vitale Caturano & Company P.C
The Source for exclusive news on securities Regulation
The U.K. Investment Management Association has raised concerns over the International Accounting Standards Board’s proposals on consolidated financial statements. The IASB is looking to improve the requirements for identifying which entities a company controls.
GSI Group discovers more accounting errors
GSI Group Inc., a maker of laser systems, said an internal accounting probe has uncovered “material” revenue-recognition errors within its semiconductor systems division and has told investors that its financial statements from 2006 “should no longer be relied upon.”
CBIZ Tofias Recruits Industry Veteran to Lead Expansion of Valuation, Litigation and Forensic Accounting Group
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—-CBIZ Tofias, a leading provider of accounting and audit services, has announced the addition of Carl Jenkins, CPA, to help lead the expansion of its Valuation, Litigation & Forensic Accounting Group.
Bloomberg on Papering Over Banks’ Losses
Bloomberg reports that the proposed changes to mark-to-market accounting rules could boost paper profits at banks by 20 percent. Hey, if you’re business sucks, rewrite the accounting rules et voila! “Cash” magically appears.
