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November/December 2022

Technostress and the Accounting Profession

Taking a Pragmatic Approach to Increased Connectivity

By  Sammie Parsley, DBA, CPA, CMA, CIA, CGMA, Michael Richter Wieck, DBA and Shelley Glasscock Compton

February 2023 0

Over the past decade, the accounting profession has experienced a digital transformation as a result of the increased utilization of information and communication technologies (ICT).…

November/December 2022

Enhancing Employee Resilience

How to Bounce Back from Job Stress and Burnout

By  Sue A. Cooper, PhD, CMA, David J. Emerson, PhD, CPA, CGMA and Kenneth J. Smith, DBA, CPA, CMA, CIA, CFM

February 2023 0

It is widely understood that job stress can lower job satisfaction and performance while increasing feelings of stress and burnout. This is especially true in…

November/December 2022

A Practical Roadmap for Introducing Agility to Certified Public Accounting Firms

By  Gabe Dickey, DBA, CPA, William Wilcox, PhD, CPA and Ryan Cahalan, JD, LLM

January 2023 0

In Brief Fueled by competition, technological changes, and the impact of COVID-19, the landscape for certified public accounting firms is more competitive and dynamic than…

November/December 2022

Toward Resolving IRS Staffing Shortages

Insights from the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey

By  Kathryn Simms, PhD, CPA, Yiwen Li, DBA, CMA and Robert A. Warren, DBA, CPA, CFF

January 2023 0

In Brief An examination of the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey suggests that a career at the IRS is a strong match with Millennials' and Zoomers'…

November/December 2022

Seven Ways to Decrease Stress at Work

By  Sidney Kess, JD, LLM, CPA and Andrea Millar, CPA/PFS, RLP, CFLA

January 2023 0

Professionals' workload seems to get more grueling each year with endless deadlines, changing laws, additional pressures in a COVID environment, and less staff to do…

September/October 2022

ICYMI | An Update on the Future of Accounting Education

A Pessimistic Outlook Calls for Major Changes

By  Mark C. Dawkins, PhD, CPA, CMA, CGMA and Michael Dugan, DBA

January 2023 0

In Brief The future of accounting education has been a topic of concern for the profession's leaders for years in the light of demographic shifts,…

September/October 2022

ICYMI | Why People Leave Public Accounting

By  Edward Mendlowitz, CPA/PFS, ABV

January 2023 0

There are many reasons why CPAs decide to leave public accounting firms. Based on my experience, I believe some of these reasons are personal and…

September/October 2022

Why People Leave Public Accounting

By  Edward Mendlowitz, CPA/PFS, ABV

December 2022 0

There are many reasons why CPAs decide to leave public accounting firms. Based on my experience, I believe some of these reasons are personal and…

September/October 2022

Building a Stronger Pipeline

Stacking Pre-CPA Accounting Licenses on the Way to CPA

By  William H. Dresnack, CPA, JD

December 2022 0

In Brief Many initiatives have tried to solve the perennial problem of attracting more students to become CPAs. The author believes more innovative approaches are…

September/October 2022

Underpricing Leads to Undervaluing

By  Jason L. Ackerman, CPA, CFP, CGMA

December 2022 0

The more I talk to other CPA firms and analyze my own firm, the more I have come to realize that most of our problems…

September/October 2022

An Update on the Future of Accounting Education

A Pessimistic Outlook Calls for Major Changes

By  Mark C. Dawkins, PhD, CPA, CMA, CGMA and Michael Dugan, DBA

November 2022 0

In Brief The future of accounting education has been a topic of concern for the profession's leaders for years in the light of demographic shifts,…

July/August 2022

Zagging to Tax Returns

By  Jason L. Ackerman, CPA, CFP, CGMA

October 2022 0

The trend in today's modern CPA firm is to pursue business cloud accounting services (CAS) and only offer tax returns as an “add-on” service. Many…

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Growing Today’s Accounting Businesses

By  Edward Mendlowitz, CPA/PFS, ABV

June 2022 0

Over the past 20 years, many public accounting practices transformed into accounting businesses, with some even becoming multifaceted professional services organizations. The shift was precipitated…

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The Four ‘Ps’ of a Successful Business Presentation

By  Art Samansky

May 2022 0

Among the phrases that likely send shivers down the spines of many young CPAs is, “next week, you’ll have to make the presentation.” Rather than…

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