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ICYMI | Women Accountants at Haskins & Sells During the 1920s

The Pioneering Career of Jennie May Palen

By  Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA, Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA and Andrew D. Sharp, PhD

March 2021 0

In Brief In the early decades of the last century, women CPAs were not as common in the accounting profession as they have become today.…

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Women Accountants at Haskins & Sells During the 1920s

The Pioneering Career of Jennie May Palen

By  Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA, Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA and Andrew D. Sharp, PhD

February 2021 0

In Brief In the early decades of the last century, women CPAs were not as common in the accounting profession as they have become today.…

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The Life and Career of Colonel Arthur H. Carter

A Leading Accountancy Professional of the 1930s

By  Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA, Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA and Tonya K. Flesher, PhD, CPA

November 2020 0

In Brief Colonel Arthur H. Carter was one of the recognized leaders of the accounting profession during the period of “CPA Movement” in the early…

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ICYMI | State and Local Government Pensions at the Crossroads

Updating Accounting Standards Highlight the Challenges

By  Craig Foltin, DBA, CPA, Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA, Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA and Mary S. Stone, PhD, CPA

May 2018 0

In Brief Underfunding, questionable investment decisions, imperfect assumptions on future market returns, declining interest rates, and the structure of defined benefit plans have created a…

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ICYMI | One Accounting Firm’s Contributions to World War II

The Story of Colonel Carter and his Colleagues at Deloitte’s Predecessor Firms

By  Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA, Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA, Mark E. Jobe, PhD, CPA and Andrew D. Sharp, PhD

November 2017 0

In Brief The United States' entry into World War II marked the start of the largest business undertaking in the nation's history, and accountants were…

Featured

State and Local Government Pensions at the Crossroads

Updating Accounting Standards Highlight the Challenges

By  Craig Foltin, DBA, CPA, Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA, Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA and Mary S. Stone, PhD, CPA

May 2017 0

In Brief Underfunding, questionable investment decisions, imperfect assumptions on future market returns, declining interest rates, and the structure of defined benefit plans have created a…

News & Views

A Historical Episode of Professional Skepticism

The SEC’s Thomascolor Case against Haskins & Sells

By  Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA and Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA

July 2016 0

“To perform their role properly—to assure that reported financial and economic successes are not illusory—auditors must approach their jobs with independence and skepticism.” —PCAOB Chairman…

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