More Than Accounting: What It Takes to Launch a CPA Firm
Starting your own firm isn’t just about being a strong accountant. To make it in today’s changing landscape, four CPA firm owners say it requires patience, community, boundaries, and hustle.
Can a Google Search Help Auditors Detect Corruption?
New research introduces a simple but powerful tool for assessing client corruption risk—and raises questions about whether auditors are responding to it effectively.
From the Page to Real Life: Putting Quality Management Into Practice
After a year of developing quality management standards, firms are now challenged with putting their new policies into real-life practice. Here are some strategies for making them work.
More Students, Fewer Internships: What’s Next for the CPA Talent Pipeline?
Student interest in accounting is rising, but early‑career opportunities are shrinking.
Is the profession creating an experience gap it won’t be able to fill?
Elizabeth Pittelkow Kittner, CPAChief Financial Officer, Carriage Advisors
Why Debriefs Matter in Accounting and Finance
Before moving on to the next deadline or filing season, accounting and finance teams have a valuable opportunity to debrief and make improvements for the future.
After 34 years in public accounting and serving nonprofits, this Lifetime Achievement Award recipient remains committed to giving back and strengthening the future of the profession.