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How to keep your direct reports engaged
By working to understand your direct reports on a personal level, you can help them have enthusiasm for their work beyond the scope of their positions.
What CPAs learned during difficult busy seasons
CPAs describe their most challenging busy seasons, how they handled them, and what they took away from those experiences.
Choose the best medium for your message in the workplace
It can be difficult to decide when to use email, IM, or the phone, or to meet someone in person.
Rise of tech requires CPAs to trust in human abilities
Technology can never replicate human advice and connection.
Putting skills-based promotion in motion
Skills-based promotion has become a way to stay competitive when finding, hiring, and retaining talent.
How to know if retirement is right for you
Experts offer tips on recognizing when it’s time to retire and how to do so with peace of mind.
Choose the right service opportunities
While some forms of service can feel burdensome, others can enhance your career and raise your profile on campus.
How faculty can learn emerging technologies
Try these strategies and tools to find the time to learn technology despite your busy schedule.
How to find a job before you leave your old one
Here are some tips on exploring your options the right way.
How to sound more professional at work
This article discusses some words and phrases you should use only sparingly at work, and some tips for what to say instead.
The 5 questions CPA leaders should ask every week
This article offers suggestions for dealing with today’s rapid and radical transformation.
How to be a great boss during busy season
This article discusses ways managers can provide support and encouragement to get their teams to the finish line.
Small firm spotlight: How we successfully switched to the cloud
A CPA discusses how his small firm moved to cloud-based technology.
Avoid the midday slump
This article discusses ways you can battle the late-afternoon energy crash to stay productive.
5 steps to creating goals that actually stick
This article offers a guide to structuring goals that you can maintain.
Why you should use metacognition in the classroom
Introducing students to metacognition — or examining the ways they think and study — can help them move beyond memorization to higher levels of critical thinking.
How to identify and prevent contract cheating
Accounting faculty and academic integrity experts weigh in on contract cheating and recommend ways to identify it and keep students from engaging in the practice.
Public accounting firms benefit by giving back
Many public accounting firms choose to aid their communities and, in turn, inspire their staffs
Are you really able to use the term CPA?
If your CPA license is inactive, expired, or was issued in a state other than the one where you live or work, you may not be able to use “CPA” alongside your name.
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Preparing clients for new provisions next tax season
As the 2025 filing season approaches, H.R. 1 introduces significant tax reforms that CPAs must be prepared to navigate. These legislative changes represent some of the most comprehensive tax updates in recent years, affecting both individual and corporate taxpayers. This report provides in-depth analysis and guidance on H.R. 1.
