This article explores ways accountants should be preparing themselves and their businesses for the coming wave of technology-powered disruption.
October 2019 - Journal of Accountancy
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A different approach to applying blockchain
Louise W. Reed, CPA, has developed a blockchain-based online marketplace that she believes will facilitate tax credit transfers nationally.
A new path for private companies with VIEs
FASB has expanded the election not to consolidate for private companies with variable-interest entities. Users of private company financial statements told FASB that consolidation does not help them analyze financial statements.
Uncovering bribes hidden in books and records
Examining the key financial accounts and expense categories flagged in SEC enforcement actions can help companies reduce fraud risks.
Responding to the growing gig economy
More people are patching together their incomes with less-traditional contracting and freelance work. Learn more about this trend and how CPAs can play a role.
#MeToo brings new expectations
A greater focus is being placed on preventing and investigating sexual harassment in the workplace.
Great time for a GRAT
Grantor retained annuity trusts may be an optimal wealth-transfer vehicle for many.
Ask the expert: Small business
Jeff Hofmann is Managing Director of Small Business Lending at Chase. A member of the Chase lending team for nearly 15 years, he is primarily responsible for developing and integrating strategies across the marketing and credit life cycle, product development, acquisitions, customer engagement, retention, and credit.
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