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ICYMI | The Accounting Curriculum Needs a Complete Overhaul

By  Jason L. Ackerman, CPA, CFP, CGMA

September 2020 0

As the new school year begins, it's time for the profession to examine how future CPAs are educated in the United States. It's no secret…

Featured

The Past, Present, and Future of Forensic Accounting

By  Yigal Rechtman, CPA, CFE, CITP, CISM

April 2020 0

“Rather fail with honor than succeed by fraud.” —Sophocles This article is a broad-strokes review of what forensic accountants do, how the profession has developed,…

Feature Articles

ICYMI | The Way We Were

By  Vincent J. Love, CPA/CFF, CFE

March 2020 0

The Lawyer's duty is first of all to his client, and that duty frequently compels him to avail himself of technicalities and other means of…

Featured

Ensuring Integrity: A New Strategic Vision for Improving Audit Quality

Annual Auditing Conference at Baruch

By  CPAJ Staff

February 2020 0

The 14th Annual Audit Conference, hosted by Baruch College on December 3, 2019, once again brought together auditors, regulators, standards setters, and preparers to discuss…

Deep Learning and the Future of Auditing Featured

The Next Generation of Internal Audit

Harnessing Value from Innovation and Transformation

By  David Lehmann, CPA and Michael Thor

February 2020 0

The forces of innovation and technological advancement continue to transform business. CPAs and finance professionals, as the scorekeepers of commerce, are looking for ways to…

Featured

Ten Technology Predictions for the Next Decade

By  Jason L. Ackerman, CPA, CFP, CGMA

December 2019 0

As the 2020s approach, it is time for the profession to look to the coming developments for accounting software and technology over the next 10…

Featured

The Unsustainability of the Current U.S. Fiscal Path

Making the Case for Pragmatic Reforms

By  William M. VanDenburgh, PhD, Philip J. Harmelink, PhD, CPA and Roxane DeLaurell, JD, LLM, PhD

December 2019 0

In Brief The U.S. federal government's own financial reporting paints a picture of an “unsustainable fiscal path.” The projections from the Treasury Department and Government…

Featured

The Accounting Curriculum Needs a Complete Overhaul

By  Jason L. Ackerman, CPA, CFP, CGMA

October 2019 0

As the new school year begins, it's time for the profession to examine how future CPAs are educated in the United States. It's no secret…

Featured

Angelica Valeros, University of New Orleans

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

By  Angelica Valeros

October 2019 0

Why did you go into accounting? I discovered my love for the profession at a personal injury law firm in the accounting department a few…

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Richard Pallarino, College of Staten Island

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

By  Richard Pallarino

October 2019 0

Why did you go into accounting? For as long as I can remember, I have always wanted to be an accountant. When I was younger,…

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Kurtland Lloyd Sullivan, Nicolais School of Business, Wagner College

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

By  Kurtland Lloyd Sullivan

September 2019 0

Why did you go into accounting? When I started at Wagner College, I knew that I wanted to attend law school. Law school does not…

Featured

Jeanette Lew, St. John’s University

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

By  Jeanette Lew

September 2019 0

Why did you go into accounting? My original plan was to pursue a career in finance, before I realized that accounting was more what I…

Featured

Nicole Agu, College of Staten Island

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

By  Nicole Agu

September 2019 0

Why did you go into accounting? From a very young age, I admired the financial aspect of business, especially when my father would come home…

Featured

Carmen Nuesi Peralta, Baruch College

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

By  Carmen Nuesi Peralta

September 2019 0

Why did you go into accounting? Accounting for me is the definition of hard work and dedication. My accounting journey began in 2011 when I…

Featured

Fotis Christoforou, Baruch College

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

By  Fotis Christoforou

September 2019 0

Why did you go into accounting? I chose accounting due to the financial difficulties my family and I underwent growing up that could have been…

Featured

Future Professionals, in Their Own Words

A Virtual Roundtable of Accounting Students

By  Orumé Hays, CPA, CGMA

September 2019 0

In Brief Many CPAs have questions about the upcoming generation of accountants: What do they think about the profession? What do they want from an…

Featured

Opening Remarks: Aiming Toward the Future

Building Trust, Quality, and Confidence

By  Wesley Bricker

August 2019 0

About the Speakers Wesley Bricker serves as the chief accountant for the SEC's Office of the Chief Accountant (OCA). (Editor's note: Bricker left the SEC in…

Featured

ICYMI | The Future of Accounting Is Now

Financial Performance Is Linked to Sustainable Growth

By  Jeffrey Hales, PhD

August 2019 0

A growing body of research indicates that the language people speak could shape the way they think. Might the same be true when it comes…

Featured

The Way We Were

By  Vincent J. Love, CPA/CFF, CFE

March 2019 0

The Lawyer's duty is first of all to his client, and that duty frequently compels him to avail himself of technicalities and other means of…

Featured

Adapting to the New Business Environment

The Rise of Software Robots in the Workplace

By  Paul Lin, PhD

January 2019 0

All organizations need to leverage new technologies to stay competitive, and one such technology, business analytics (BA), has been a hot topic among CPAs for…

News & Views

Reality Check for Gig Economy Workers

By  Stanley Goldstein, CPA

November 2018 0

Sid Kess, James Grimaldi, and James Revels offer some important advice to recent graduates (“Financial Planning for Workers in the Gig Economy,” August 2018, http://bit.ly/2NmdHL3). This…

Letters to the Editor

The Reality of Blockchain and Its Limitations

By  Yigal Rechtman, CPA, CFE, CITP, CISM

August 2018 0

I read with interest the introduction to the June 2018 technology issue of The CPA Journal and the articles related to blockchain technology. I found the blockchain…

Featured

Changing Times and Challenges to the CPA Profession

By  Vincent J. Love, CPA/CFF, CFE

August 2018 0

"Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything." — George Bernard Shaw Is the CPA profession declining in…

Featured

The Future of Accounting Is Now

Financial Performance Is Linked to Sustainable Growth

By  Jeffrey Hales, PhD

July 2018 0

A growing body of research indicates that the language people speak could shape the way they think. Might the same be true when it comes…

Deep Learning and the Future of Auditing Feature Articles

ICYMI | Deep Learning and the Future of Auditing

How an Evolving Technology Could Transform Analysis and Improve Judgment

By  Miklos A. Vasarhelyi, PhD and Ting Sun

June 2018 0

In Brief This article introduces deep learning technology—an emerging form of artificial intelligence that can be trained to recognize patterns in vast volumes of data…

May 2017 Issue

ICYMI | Humans vs. Robots

Who to Turn to for Investment Advice?

By  Martin E. Levine, CPA, ChFC, CAP and Jesse Mackey

June 2018 0

There is much discussion in the financial planning world about the disruptive impact of technological advances on the industry, particularly the possibility of the “robo-advisor”…

Featured

Investing in the Future of the Profession

By  Joanne S. Barry, CAE

April 2018 0

“Investment” can mean cultivating capital of many kinds—money, time, effort, energy—with the expectation of a positive result. As we approach the third annual Moynihan Scholarship…

Featured

Are Robots Helping or Hurting the Future Workforce?

By  Vasu Yedavalli

April 2018 0

In a time when houses can turn on their own lights and cars can almost drive themselves, it is no wonder that new technologies are…

Feature Articles

ICYMI | The Future of Auditing

A Roundtable Discussion

By  Scott Marcello, Thomas Ray, Doug Carmichael, Jim Peterson, JD, Sridhar Ramamoorti, Salvatore Collemi and Bruce Nearon

February 2018 0

In Brief Technology has transformed the way that businesses operate. The auditing profession is no exception. The SEC's recently released statistics for fiscal year 2016…

Analysis

It’s Amazing What CPAs Can Do: Leading the Way on Sustainability

By  Richard H. Kravitz, MBA, CPA

June 2016 0

On May 6, preeminent thought leaders, global standards setters, practitioners, auditors, issuers, and investors gathered in New York for the First Annual Sustainability Investment Leadership…

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