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- Testing times for the CPA exam
- Competence. Reliability. A commitment to excellence. These are the traits you expect from the recent accounting graduates you hire.
- A little help from friends: Mentoring programs can benefit both employer and employee
- It is often said that in a professional-services organization people are your greatest asset. If a business is to live by that mantra, it must develop and nurture talent and provide guidance and direction.
- Serving those who serve
- They have volunteered to leave behind their civilian lives — jobs, family, creature comforts — to serve their country. But when National Guardsmen and women need help, who serves them?
- Too much to read
- Nowadays, everyone has opinions, shares their experiences and more. Does the promotion of your self-congratulatory case study, the complaint of a single customer in a chat room or the innovation of blogging executives matter?
- Evaluating your next technology investments
- How does one determine where to invest IT budget first, and how much?
- Fixed annuities could be an extra boost for retirement
- In an era when few Americans enjoy the stability of pensions from their employers, investors have become increasingly responsible for their own retirement planning.
- Sarbanes-Oxley compliance in Year Two and beyond
- Now is a good time for CPAs in industry and their external auditors to reflect on the Year One experience, identify lessons learned and change their compliance strategies accordingly.
- Tax reform panel calls for major changes to income tax system
- On Nov. 1, 2005 President Bush's Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform (the panel) unveiled its recommendations to overhaul the current federal income tax system.
- Is peer review ready for transparency?
- Peer review is truly part of the fabric of our profession, something that has touched almost anyone connected with the world of CPAs.
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