MANALAPAN, N.J., June 13, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- AccountAbilities, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ACBT), an established provider of financial personnel staffing services, professional marketing services, and management consulting services to CPA and other professional firms, has recently been awarded a contract to provide their services to Rachlin Cohen & Holtz, a major CPA firm out of Miami.
Rachlin is one of the nation's 100 largest public accounting firms, as well as one of the largest independent accounting and advisory services firms in the Southeast. The company is also a member of Baker Tilly International, one of the world's top ten accountancy and business services networks. This affiliation ensures that Rachlin is positioned to serve clients domestically and internationally.
Allan Hartley, President of AccountAbilities, stated, "Billing on placement activity began within the first month of joining our network. This reflects AcccountAbilities ability to seamlessly and quickly integrate a profitable staffing service within a CPA firm. More importantly, it is a solid example of our strategy to grow AccountAbilities by providing services for major and mid-level accounting and other professional firms across the U.S."
About AccountAbilities Inc.
AccountAbilities is engaged in the Professional Staffing Industry providing accounting through its Accounting/Finance Division and, IT, Engineering and Scientific through its Technical Services Division. Accountabilities, through its Partner on Premise Program, provides Accounting (CPA) firms and professional firms and companies the opportunity to partner in AccountAbilities Staffing network. The company also offers productivity based staffing solutions through its Workforce Solutions Program.
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