Workforce management
Workforce management
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The American Institute of CPAs has approved the creation of the forensic accounting credential.
May 19 -
While the number of women partners and those in similar leadership positions has risen over the past several years, they still trail significantly when compared to their male counterparts, according to a survey compiled by the Illinois CPA Society Women’s Executive Committee.
May 19 -
The new fingerprinting requirement for the Uniform CPA Exam sparked debate at the American Institute of CPAs’ Spring Council meeting.
May 19 -
KPMG is donating $250,000 to the nonprofit organization First Book to distribute more than 200,000 books this year to needy children.
May 19 -
The Internal Revenue Service is facing a troublesome manpower drain, as a whopping average of 16 percent of its total workforce is now leaving the agency each year.The soaring employee turnover rate has raised eyebrows and concerns among members of the IRS Oversight Board, which warned that the tax service is losing a distressingly large number of talented workers who “possess skills and institutional knowledge that are extremely difficult to replace.”
May 18 -
Senior-level executive CPAs have low expectations of the economy over the coming year, according to a new survey.
May 15 -
The New York State Society of CPAs installed Sharon Sabba Fierstein as its new president.
May 15 -
DeVry University, its Keller School of Management and Becker CPA Review have teamed up on an accelerated program to give accounting students their bachelor's and master's degrees and CPA designations in as little as five years.
May 15 -
Deloitte has formed an International Financial Reporting Standards University Consortium to help bring IFRS into more college classrooms.
May 15 -
The future of your firm shouldn’t be left up to fate. Being armed with a practical plan can prepare you and your firm with how next to succeed. This webinar will explain why you need a strategy in place and what the essentials are to getting there.
May 13 -
A new study has found that women of color are encountering obstacles at many accounting firms and that efforts at encouraging diversity often do not work.
May 12 -
The future of your firm shouldn’t be left up to fate. Being armed with a practical plan can prepare you and your firm with how next to succeed. This webinar will explain why you need a strategy in place and what the essentials are to getting there.
May 12 -
The future of your firm shouldn’t be left up to fate. Being armed with a practical plan can prepare you and your firm with how next to succeed. This webinar will explain why you need a strategy in place and what the essentials are to getting there.
May 8 -
The American Institute of CPAs has issued a draft proposal outlining new content and skill specifications it wants to include in the Uniform CPA Examination, including a greater focus on ethics.
May 6 -
More than 64,000 students graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees in accounting in the 2006-2007 school year, the largest number of accounting graduates in at least 36 years, according to a report by the American Institute of CPAs.
May 6 -
“The problem is variously termed as silo thinking, silo vision, silo mentality, or the silo effect. This is evident when directors, departments, managers, teams or staff may be high performers individually, but fail to choreograph their activities to create peak performance for the organization.”
May 5 -
Lynn A. Chiavaro coached one of the first college girls' basketball teams three decades ago and was inducted into the Hall of Fame for her accomplishments in the sport.
May 1 -
The House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Select Revenue Measures held a hearing to discuss tax incentives for post-secondary education.
May 1 -
How often do you visit other accounting firms? Many firm associations, when holding a meeting in a city where a firm member is located, often arrange for the attendees to visit that firm’s office in a guided presentation. The Practical Accountant editorial staff also periodically visits accounting firms, and the payoff for us, and also ultimately for our readers, is astounding. The last firm that we visited was Weiser in New York City, and the result was the same.
April 28 -
KPMG has established an IFRS Institute to address the needs of companies, investors and academics affected by the transition to International Financial Reporting Standards.
April 22