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CPA Licensing and Unintended Consequences

Publisher’s Column

By  Joanne S. Barry, CAE

September 2019 0

Professional licensing has always been what makes a CPA a CPA. Those three simple letters stand for years of dedicated study, rigorous testing, extensive experience,…

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The Value of Certification and Professional Experience

Perceptions of Accounting Faculty and Business School Deans

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

September 2018 0

In Brief Undergraduate accounting programs have a mandate to prepare students to successfully sit for the CPA exam, yet relatively few faculty members within those…

February 2018 Issue

My Life as an Accountant—and More

It’s Amazing What CPAs Can Do

By  Eugenia Aranov, CPA

April 2018 0

Editor's Note: The following is an extended version of an article originally published in the February 2018 print issue. I was born in Uzbekistan during…

MYP | How to Protect a CPA Firm in the Digital Age News & Views

ICYMI | How to Protect a CPA Firm in the Digital Age

By  Jason L. Ackerman, CPA, CFP, CGMA

April 2018 0

Three years ago, the server at the author's firm was hacked by a Russian scammer who got into the system by sending a phishing email…

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My Life as an Accountant—and More

It’s Amazing What CPAs Can Do

By  Eugenia Aranov, CPA

March 2018 0

I was born in Uzbekistan during the Soviet era. Growing up, I spoke Russian and Uzbek, and lived a very simple, modest life. But I…

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Realizing My American Dream

It’s Amazing What CPAs Can Do

By  Ramona Cedeno, CPA/CGMA

February 2018 0

I will forever say that accounting is the best profession in the world and I am grateful to be a part of it. Some will…

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It’s Amazing What CPAs Can Do: Living My Dream

By  Gregory Krivacek, PhD, CPA/CGMA

October 2017 0

On St. Patrick's Day 2016, dressed in a professional green suit, I successfully defended my PhD dissertation, crossing a stepping-stone on my path to living…

Letters to the Editor

The Authors Respond

Response to Howard Levy

By  Vincent J. Love, CPA/CFF, CFE and Thomas R. Manisero, JD

August 2017 0

We would like to thank Howard Levy for his complimentary and complementary letter on our article. We initially included most of the “plain paper” financial…

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It’s Amazing What CPAs Can Do

From a Farm in Taiwan to a Firm in New York

By  Miaoling Lin, CPA

February 2017 0

Editor's Note: This month we introduce what we hope will become a regular print and multimedia series of personal viewpoints by CPAs from all corners…

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor: Another Call for Less Onerous CPA Licensing Regulation

By  Howard B. Levy, CPA

February 2017 0

I was delighted to see Edward A. Weinstein's articulate and insightful account of his struggle to deactivate his New York CPA license in his letter,…

Videos & Media

The Ethical State of the CPA Profession

By  CPAJ Staff

February 2017 0

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