Tax Manager from Russell Bedford Boston Member Firm Joins AICPA Tax Practice Improvement Committee

London, United Kingdom, December 08, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Stephen P. Trenholm, a CPA and tax manager with Russell Bedford Boston member firm, Rucci, Bardaro & Barrett, has been appointed to the Tax Practice Improvement Committee of the US accounting profession’s national flagship organisation, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

Stephen Trenholm, who became a certified public accountant in 1982, will serve on the 14-member volunteer committee for a one-year term.

In his appointed role, Stephen will help analyse new, emerging or changing areas of tax practice, and will assist with the issuance of practice guidelines, updates and checklists to help AICPA members improve the scope and quality of their tax practices.

The AICPA is the largest professional organisation for CPAs and accounting professionals in the USA, with over 330,000 members.

For further information, contact Paul Bardaro at Rucci Bardaro & Barrett on +1 781 321 6065. Alternatively, visit the websites at www.rb-b.com and www.russellbedford.com .

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Notes to the Editor

About Russell Bedford International

Russell Bedford International was established in 1983 by a group of medium-sized independent accounting practices aiming to counter the market dominance of the major multi-national accounting firms.

Russell Bedford is now a closely-connected global network of independent accounting and business consultancy firms in key locations around the world, and is represented by some 200 offices in more than 70 countries in Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific.

All Russell Bedford affiliates are well-established firms offering international business advice and services to local and multinational clients. Most provide a full range of services comprising accounting, auditing, tax advice, general business guidance and financial consulting. In addition, many have special expertise in particular fields, such as international taxation or information technology.