IDR plans can help borrowers avoid delinquency and default when their monthly debt repayment consumes a high proportion of their monthly income.
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Will CPAs one day wear shorts in the office?
Employees welcome the option to wear shorts, but many are reluctant to do so.
How to get—and keep—the best administrative staff
It’s essential that public accounting firms hire quality administrative employees and then try hard to retain them.
How firms can close the gender gap
Women face 6 major challenges to achieving upward mobility equal to that of their male counterparts. Fortunately, organizations can take steps to address each issue.
Tips for retaking a section of the CPA exam
One misstep in the short term need not derail long-term aspirations of becoming a licensed CPA.
3 tips for more productive telecommuting
This column offers advice on how to increase your productivity and happiness when you work from home.
4 ways accountants can get more out of social media
Social media presents risks and opportunities.
How to build rapport with older clients
Sometimes generational differences or hearing impairments make communicating with elderly clients a challenge.
How to use your vacation before you lose it
This column offers strategies to help you use your vacation before the end of this year or get off to a good start for next year.
Technology risk: It’s more than cybersecurity
This column discusses the “silent killers” of technology risk that organizations must master to protect their business.
Building trust in the workplace
Employers and employees both must take deliberate steps to help build trust.
What students need to know about the updated CPA exam
The exam will place more emphasis on critical thinking such as analysis, problem-solving, and professional skepticism.
How to work with a grieving client
A growing elderly population means an increasing number of clients losing spouses, and CPAs with strong emotional intelligence will have better relationships with their clients and get more referrals.
What to do if you lose your job
Regardless of whether you left your job, or your job left you, there are some steps you should take to get your career back on track.
Got a few challenging clients?
Here are some steps you can take to minimize conflict or tension that arises due to miscommunication or other issues.
5 signs you’re in need of a midlife change
if you want to live a life that’s long, strong, healthy, and happy, it’s critical to find and pursue your purpose in life.
5 biggest challenges controllers face—and how to take control
This article examines how controllers can address technology issues, budgetary constraints, and more.
5 podcasts accountants should be listening to
CPAs can gain knowledge and self-improvement in between their other responsibilities by tapping into the world of podcasts.
Why you should review the funding of your clients’ irrevocable trusts
CPAs, their clients, and other advisers should review funded irrevocable trusts for these points.
9 tips for Microsoft PowerPoint for CPAs
These tips can help you make better presentations more easily.
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