March 2016 - Journal of Accountancy

Economic and professional trends are among the factors leading would-be retirees to new roles. Here’s how to ease the transition.

Strategies can help CPAs succeed in closing out their careers.

For career-minded controllers, taking what might seem to be a logical next step in job progression is not as easy as it looks. Controllers hoping to become a CFO need operational experience, communication skills.

Practitioners who are interested in teaching accounting now have an easier pathway to academia: flexible doctoral programs that enable them to earn doctorates while working and earning a salary.

A professor shares her story of moving from practice to academia and sheds light on the challenges and rewards of this career path.

More situations arise that call for CPAs to be fluent in IFRS and U.S. GAAP.

A year after introducing a streamlined application process for tax-exempt organizations, the IRS reports on customer satisfaction and what worked and what didn’t.

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