Journal of Accountancy
podcast episodes
CPAs around the country are still trying to figure out how the recent national tax reform will impact their clients at the federal level. But they’re also interested in how it will impact their clients at the state level.
What will accounting firms and accounting departments look like after lower-level, repetitive tasks are automated and unprecedented amounts of data can be mined for business insights? That topic takes center stage in the second part of our annual accounting technology roundtable podcast.
Three of the profession’s top technology experts discuss the radical changes emerging technologies will bring to accounting — and accountants — over the next 1–5 years.
This podcast offers answers to some of the most common questions on how the new tax reform law will impact individual taxpayers.
We examine what potential borrowers need to know when considering taking out private student loans.
In part one of a two-part podcast, we take a look at what potential borrowers need to know when considering taking out a government-funded student loan.
Howard Silverstone, a CPA who is a director at Forensic Resolutions Inc., shares some great stories about fraud — and explains the red flags that they help illustrate.
Accounting history is a lot more exciting than you realize. Historian and MacArthur Fellow Jacob Soll, author of "The Reckoning: Financial Accountability and the Rise and Fall of Nations," discusses the vital role accounting played in the French and American revolutions.
Tax reform expert Tony Nitti discusses the latest developments affecting CPAs.
A health care reform expert discusses what will come next and what accountants need to know about it.
