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Encouraging signs from the new CPA Exam

While it’s early, all indications are that the CPA Evolution-aligned version of the CPA Exam, which debuted in January 2024, is performing in line with expectations.

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IRS can make it easier to leave assets to younger generations, AICPA says … Pandemic-era ERC started with good intentions, ending with frustration … AICPA recommends prop. regs. changes for some retirement savings plans … Bills dealing with tax administration, disaster victims pass House

Transform your business model

In a time of dynamic change for the accounting profession, the AICPA Private Companies Practice Section has developed a road map for CPA practice modernization.

Modernizing your tax workflow

Jorge Olavarrieta. vice president and general manager, ProTax Group, Intuit, discusses how technology can help high-volume tax firms with their biggest operational challenges.

Strong feelings on limiting the use of CPA

AICPA’s Susan Coffey shares feedback on her recent article about employers asking partners and employees to remove “CPA” from their public profiles. The responses confirm this is an issue that some are grappling with.

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Making the right choice when no one is watching

The true test of one’s character is the decision made when no one is looking over your shoulder. Learn how CPAs can uphold ethical standards and take actions that help limit liability risk.

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Current developments in taxation of individuals: Part 3

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