November 2014 - Journal of Accountancy

The AICPA’s 102nd chair, Tommye E. Barie, CPA, will focus on helping the profession deepen its relevance and rigor while extending its reach.

Partners in midsize to large firms face many challenges and complexities when negotiating a sale of their ownership interest.

U.S. public accounting firms must tackle five challenges in their succession planning to fill the gaps left by Baby Boomer partners who have begun to retire, according to results from a Global Accounting Alliance survey.

Learn how to successfully make a late-career transition to consulting, from CPAs who have done it.

Six factors are critical for organizations in implementing and maintaining ERM.

CPAs in business and industry face intense competition to land a coveted CFO job. Learn how to best prepare yourself for the role.

Being promoted to manager is a key development in a young public accountant’s career. Here’s what CPAs need to learn to land that promotion.

Several types of relief may be available to not-for-profit organizations that incur penalties for violating complex filing requirements.

A monthly look at mobile apps that can make the CPA’s job and life better. This month: If this, then that (IFTTT): Create “recipes” for success…Consolidate your cloud storage with cloudGOO

A team-oriented work culture and work/life balance are keys to keeping young CPAs engaged in the profession, says Jennifer Highsmith, a senior audit associate in Florida who became the AICPA’s 400,000th member.

Infographic highlights facts and figures behind the AICPA’s 400,000 members.