Journal of Accountancy

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• A future-focused path for CPA licensure: A proposed new model would require strong core knowledge plus deeper competencies in one of three disciplines.
• Time management for CPAs.
• Managing risk related to consulting engagements.
• Depression and the CPA.
• Flexible work strategies for public accounting: Well-designed procedures can help CPA firms make effective use of remote work and employee-friendly scheduling.
• Housing costs and the talent crunch.
• Effective employee fraud hygiene.
• Finance priorities for post-merger integration.
• Boardroom advice for handling disruptive risk: When risks seem to be unmanageable, it may be time to move away from traditional models of risk management.
• Start or review an accountable plan: Employee reimbursements need careful compliance.

Featured documents

• Accounting firm data breaches: One state's records; Find out the most common types of breaches and how to guard against them all.
• 2016 tax software survey: results show 4 companies control more than 90% of CPA tax preparer market.
• What's your fraud IQ? This month: check and electronic payment tampering.
• What have IASB and FASB convergence efforts achieved?
• Crowdfunding and income taxes: whether and how this still-new funding source is subject to income taxes remains unclear, but some principles can be applied.
• What CPAs must do to capitalize on disruption: Accountants should be preparing now for advanced technologies and other factors that are poised to disrupt the profession.
• WHERE TO TURN.
• The tip of the iceberg: professional liability claims and international taxation.
• A different approach to applying blockchain: A Virginia-based CPA is rolling out a blockchain-based marketplace for transferring tax credits in all states that have legally transferable tax credits.
• Send cash so I'll know you are OK.