AGA examines multiple changes for accountants

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AGA examines multiple changes for accountants

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Federal News Network Staff

July 12, 2010 5:02 pm

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Government accountants have been facing many changes lately, especially since the Obama administration has been pushing for greater transparency.

Such changes will be discussed when the Association of Government Accountants holds its annual Professional Development Conference and Expo down in Orlando.

Relmond Van Daniker is executive director of the AGA and explains more about how the economy has affected government accountants.

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