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 The AAA-CPA Fall Education Conference- early bird registration & hotel block ends Friday! AAA-CPA Share    
 Rooms are filling fast for the AAA-CPA 2011 Fall Meeting & Education Conference at the Doubletree Metropolitan Hotel, don't miss out. Located at Lexington Avenue and 51st Street in the heart of Midtown Manhattan's fashionable east side, this contemporary modern landmark is walking distance from Broadway's Theater District, many museums, great shopping and dining.
FUN FACT! In 1955, Marilyn Monroe made history in front of this hotel while filming the movie The Seven Year Itch, when a gust of air from the subway vents blew the skirt of her white halter dress skyward. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel directly at 800-222-TREE or online by clicking here. Be sure to mention the code AMA when making your reservation to receive our discounted rate. The hotel will only guarantee our room rate until Friday, Oct. 14, 2011. Reservations made after this date will be accepted by the hotel at a space and rate availability basis only, so reserve your room today. AAA-CPA study groups AAA-CPA Share
New study groups have been added to the calendar through the end of this year. Please visit us online to see the latest programs for members!  IRS updating its transcript delivery system Accounting Today Share
Fresh on the heels of a redesign of its website, the Internal Revenue Service said it is also updating its Transcript Delivery System. The new system for delivering tax transcripts will have an updated look and feel, along with new functionality. The implementation date for the new TDS is Oct. 17, 2011. More Steve Jobs dies in year with 35 percent estate tax Forbes Share
The brilliant, awe-inspiring billionaire, the co-founder of Apple, Steve Jobs has passed at the age of 56. There still are no reports of his estate plan, but one can safely presume that it was well thought out. There have been some articles criticizing Jobs' supposed lack of charitable giving. Now we should be able to tell whether he donated a good portion of his estate to charity in the manner Warren Buffett has promoted. It is important to note that charitable giving can be made during life or at death. More
Tax pledges lose allure as eyes turn to reform The New York Times Share
Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah has signed a pledge never to raise taxes. He signed another pledge too, one that made it nearly impossible to vote for a bill to raise the nation's debt ceiling. But right before that vote over the summer, in a meeting with scores of his Republican colleagues, he stood up and proclaimed that he would never sign another pledge. More Who pays if Social Security cap is lifted? Not many taxpayers Life Inc. Share
One of the proposals for keeping Social Security afloat is to simply ask for more money. It turns out that not that many taxpayers would have to pay up. More
Senate Democrats add millionaire tax to jobs bill The Associated Press via The Wall Street Journal Share
Struggling to deliver the big jobs package proposed by President Barack Obama, Senate Democrats are using the issue to force Republican senators to vote on tax increases for millionaires, picking up on a White House theme that the nation's wealthiest Americans aren't paying their fair share. Senate Democrats announced they were changing Obama's jobs package to add a 5.6 percent tax on income above $1 million, a proposal that is sure to be blocked by Republicans. More Surprise! Who's not paying federal income tax? ABC News Share
Amid complaints that nearly half of tax filers in the U.S. won't pay federal income taxes this year, this has been lost: Those making $75,000-$100,000 a year are the fastest-growing share of people who don't pay federal income taxes. Not working poor people - but those who are firmly middle class. More  |
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