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- Business Combination Accounting Today’S Agenda
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- Fraud in Federal Income Tax Myron L
- Interpretive Guidance on Research and Development March 2018 Research and Development
- The Future of Corporate Reporting: Towards a Common Vision
- Financial and Management Accounting
- The Coming Wave of Federal and State Tax Zapper Prosecutions: Prosecuting Zapper Salespersons and Restaurant Owners While the Masterminds Go Free by Kirk C
- Likely Effects of the Tax Law Change on Union Pacific
- Working Paper No. 485
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- IRS CI Background and Current Initiatives
- Zachary Lewy, Et Al. V. Gulf Resources, Inc. Et Al. 11-CV-03722-Amended
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- Supplementary Information
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- Copyrighted Material
- Comment Letter on File No. S7-27-08
- The Upside and Downside of Products Liability Due Diligence Private Equity Report
- Investor Uses, Expectations, and Concerns on Non-Gaap Financial Measures
- Airbnb Agreements with State and Local Tax Agencies
- Should Lawyers Keep 2 Sets of Books? Probably Not
- Public Disclosure of Corporate Tax Return Information: Accounting, Economics, and Legal Perspectives
- In Re Vari-L Company, Inc. Securities Litigation 00-CV-1181-Consolidated Amended Class Action Complaint
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- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Roadmap for Potential Use of IFRS
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- Keeping Two Sets of Books: the Relationship Between Tax and Incentive Transfer Prices
- Financial Accounting Professors Yonca Ertimur and Bill Mayew
- Tax Rules and Financial Reporting May Drive Disclosure
- Accounting Standards, Information Flow, and Firm Investment Behavior
- Proposed Method of Incorporating IFRS Into U.S. GAAP
- Index.Qxp 2/15/08 11:32 PM Page 383
- Comment Letter
- Download Tax Divisiontestimony for HJC Oversight
- Who Cooks the Books in China, and Does It Pay?
- Cash and Accrual Basis Accounting (Keeping Two Sets of Books Could Be a Good Thing) a Peer-Reviewed Publication Written by Richard C
- Power & Utilities
- In Re Groupon, Inc. Securities Litigation 12-CV-02450