Handling 21st century risk: Biometrics and the future of tax- related ID theft/ by Mark DiFraia
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ArticleSeries: Accounting Today. page 32-33 ; Volume 31 Number 6Publication details: --New York City: SourceMedia, 2017Description: page 32-33ISSN: - 1044-5714
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| BPer. 657.05 Ac 27 States struggle with taxing sharing: | BPer. 657.05 Ac 27 Opportunities and issues under the PATH Act remain play/ | BPer. 657.05 Ac 27 The tax office of tomorrow: | BPer. 657.05 Ac 27 Handling 21st century risk: | BPer. 657.05 Ac 27 Exciting days ahead: | BPer. 657.05 Ac 27 Financial reporting vs. the law: | BPer. 657.05 Ac 27 PCAOB sees some improvement in audit quality/ |
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