Operating in a recovering economy and doing business in Mexico, China and the European Union are among the topics that will be explored at the 2010 International Business, Accounting Auditing and Tax Conference, presented by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Scheduled for June 23-24 at the JW Marriott in Washington, D.C., the conference is designed for CPAs in audit, tax and consulting; chief financial officers; controllers; and tax directors with international responsibilities.
"As the economy recovers, more global opportunities are being presented to CPAs, and it's important to understand how these opportunities and changes impact the way we do business," said Lawrence Gill, CPA, conference chair. "Whether you're a CPA looking to learn about the latest in U.S. international tax law or private company reporting, or a corporate finance professional looking to learn about how to do business outside the United States, this conference is a must-attend."
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