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2018 CPA Insider newsletter articles
The robots are not just coming, they are already here
In the accounting technology industry, machine learning systems are already working in the background.
How to practice mindfulness and lessen stress
Experts offer tips on how you can develop and exercise mindfulness to help get through demanding times.
Why Millennial CPAs should consider firm ownership
This column details the reasons firm ownership can be a great career path for young, entrepreneurial CPAs.
Add value with planning advisory services
CPA financial planners share questions their clients commonly ask and how they address them.
How CPAs can turn the great wealth transfer into opportunity
This article offers ways CPAs can meet the needs of the next generation.
Bring cryptocurrencies into the accounting classroom
Cryptoassets are hot topics, but integrating them into the curriculum can be a challenge.
Make your teaching more effective by using brain science
An educational neuroscientist explains how to use the brain’s pathways to your advantage.
How to break a bad habit
Even when you have a strategy for breaking a bad habit, carrying it out can be difficult. Experts suggested these tips.
How to know if it’s time to leave your job
Determine whether your current employer fits into your long-term goals.
Talk to your tax clients now about charitable giving
Without guidance, clients can end up giving to charity in ways that aren’t tax-efficient.
How to help clients rebound from a natural disaster
CPAs share tips on how to provide clients with the emotional support and financial know-how.
Guess how often you use your phone every day
A survey reveals how many times we check our phones, how many of us think we use our phones too much, and more.
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AI risks CPAs should know
Are you ready for the AI revolution in accounting? This JofA Technology Q&A article explores the top risks CPAs face—from hallucinations to deepfakes—and ways to mitigate them.
