Here’s what one faculty member learned from helping students run a pop-up shop.
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Advice for hiring accounting faculty
A shortage of traditional Ph.D. faculty has colleges and universities getting creative when it comes to hiring.
How to create more quality family time
This column offers expert tips on creating meaningful time and space for family.
Accountants reveal what inspires them every day
Nine accountants discuss what inspires them and offer advice to help others in the profession find that inspiration.
Strategies for leading productive office meetings
Three management experts offer advice on how to run better office meetings.
How to bounce back from a career setback
This article offers the following tips on overcoming a career challenge and coming back stronger than before.
CPA vanity license plates that will make you smile
We tapped accountants in a dozen states to find out why they chose vanity license plates for their vehicles, which clever words or numbers (or both) they chose, and what kind of responses they’ve received from colleagues and others.
How to streamline the accountant hiring process
Technology tools can help perform much of the prerequisite screening before conducting interviews.
How to balance costs of parenthood and retirement
This column explains how personal financial planners can help make sure their clients’ finances hold up to the costs involved with raising children.
How to negotiate from a disadvantage
Experts suggest the best strategies and tactics to use when negotiating, even when your leverage isn’t obvious.
Delegating like a boss
This column explains how you can delegate to free up time for more essential work and give others the chance to develop.
How accounting students can help communities improve financial literacy
Across the country, accounting students are giving back to their communities by making financial presentations to teenagers, parents, entrepreneurs, and other groups. Learn some ways you can encourage your students to get started.
Reactions to the revised CPA Exam
Faculty, test-takers, and exam creators share their thoughts on the revised version of the CPA Exam.
Could this simple proposal help boost retirement savings?
Auto portability could help prevent retirement account leakage when workers change jobs.
Is your business ready to adapt to demographic and technology changes?
This column discusses tips on how business leaders can adapt to these changes.
How to become a more creative thinker
We tend to think of creativity as a trait—as something you intrinsically possess or lack, but it’s actually a skill.
How to make a great first impression
People tend to lean heavily on their first impressions to assess and judge others.
4 fun activities for the accounting classroom
Four accounting faculty members share some of their most memorable classroom activities.
Prepare accounting students for working with data analytics
This column features some best practices for introducing data analytics in your classroom.
How to help clients avoid post-disaster donation fraud
CPAs can help their clients avoid falling victim to fraud ensuring donations are made to legitimate 501(c)(3) organizations.
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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.
