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The deadline for Accounting Today’s 2014 Managing Partner Elite list is rapidly approaching, with final submissions due this Friday, Sept. 5.

The American Institute of CPAs is asking for feedback as it plans the next version of the Uniform CPA Examination to respond to changing needs in the CPA profession.

In response to an ever-changing workplace, and to ensure relevancy for the current generation of test-takers, the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) is inviting key stakeholders to give their input on the Uniform CPA Examination, shaping the next exam directly via their feedback.

International associations explore different models of growth

Nonprofits find themselves increasingly imitating for-profits to survive

News for the next generation of accountants

Academic leadership is needed for convergence and credentials

Two firms bring in the most new SEC clients in Q2

Two authors want to lay new responsibilities on the profession

Many clients need to protect their estate for -- and from -- their descendants

The tax prep giant reaches out to attract firms

Accountants must join the debate over virtual currencies

Are you missing great potential employees?

Indiana's DOZ keeps its staff moving

A roundup of news from around the profession from the previous month

The profession speaks out in favor of cash accounting

A roundup of technology news from the previous month

Searching for value in T&B applications

A roundup of audit and accounting news from the previous month

Ridgeland, Miss. accounting firm Horne LLP is fed up - not with a person, pesky law, or another company (thankfully). Rather, the $67 million firm is setting its sights on the formalities of accounting firm culture, going so far as producing a nearly six-minute trailer for "The HORNE Identity: Connect the Dots"; a cinematic take on Horne's anti-traditional views in a rapidly-changing workplace.