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September 2019 Issue

Growing Tax Experiential Learning Opportunities for Students

Connecting Accounting Practice, Academia, and the Community

By  Jenice Prather-Kinsey, PhD, CPA, Jim Byrd, PhD, CPA, CGMA, CHFP and Judy Allen

October 2019 0

Three consistent themes emerge from the AICPA's 2015 Trends in the Supply of Accounting Graduates and the Demand for Public Accounting Recruits. First, the gap between…

March 2018 Issue

ICYMI | Accounting in the Public Interest

An Historical Perspective on Professional Ethics

By  Steven Mintz, PhD

August 2019 0

In Brief The commitment to serve the public interest in accounting has eroded, as personal and business relationships with clients and client management increasingly create…

February 2019 Issue

What’s Happening at the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board

By  Jennifer Rand, CPA

March 2019 0

In the past year at the PCAOB, we've had a lot of change. At the beginning of the year, and for the first time since…

December 2018 Issue

Employee Retention: The State of Engagement in Public Accounting Firms and Why It Matters

By  Steven Johnson, DBA, CPA, CITP and Byron Pike, PhD, CPA

December 2018 0

One of the most challenging issues facing leaders in the public accounting profession is the high rate of employee turnover. A recent survey finds that…

March 2018 Issue

Accounting in the Public Interest

An Historical Perspective on Professional Ethics

By  Steven Mintz, PhD

March 2018 0

In Brief The commitment to serve the public interest in accounting has eroded, as personal and business relationships with clients and client management increasingly create…

December 2017 Issue

ICYMI | The Overtime Pay Issue in Public Accounting

By  Randall Hanson, JD, LLM and R. D. Mautz, PhD, CPA

December 2017 0

Accounting professionals are keenly aware that the workflow in public accounting is cyclical and that reporting deadlines can lead to work weeks well in excess…

October 2017 Issue

It’s Amazing What CPAs Can Do: Combining the Best of Public and Industry Practice

By  Joshua D. Verni, CPA

November 2017 0

I wanted to be a doctor for most of my childhood. Then, during my senior year in high school, on a whim I took an…

May 2016 Issue

Old Habits Are Hard to Break

The Expectation Gap and the Case against Careless Use of Outdated Language

By  Howard B. Levy, CPA

May 2016 0

“For in spite of language, in spite of intelligence and intuition and sympathy, one can never really communicate anything to anybody.” —Aldous Huxley, “Sermons in…

January 2016 Issue

One CPA’s 30-Year Journey

A Path into and out of Public Accounting

By  Richard Kellner, CPA

January 2016 0

In my 30 years of being a CPA, I’ve gone from a family small business accounting practice to being a head of tax at a…

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  • Sales Allocation Methods December 2019
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