Engage your listeners through financial storytelling
CPAs sometimes struggle to hold their audiences’ interest when presenting financial data. Peter Margaritis, CPA, tells CPAs how to use storytelling to make their presentations more compelling.
Journal of Accountancy podcast episodes
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What CPAs need to know about their tax software
In this episode, "The Tax Adviser" Editor-In-Chief Alistair Nevius explains what we can learn from this year’s tax software survey.
Could unlimited vacation work at your firm?
In this episode, we talk to Teryn Grater, a partner at ATKG, a CPA firm in San Antonio, about how and why they implemented an unlimited paid-time-off policy.
Real talk about artificial intelligence and blockchain
Artificial intelligence and blockchain are among the technologies being touted as potentially disruptive and transformational for the accounting profession. How and when will new technologies reshape the accounting profession?
Popular CPA Exam scoring questions answered
John Mattar, the director of Psychometrics & Research for the AICPA Examinations team, joins the podcast this episode to talk about how the exam was developed—and answer some common questions about scoring.
A factor of singular importance in cloud computing
What should CPAs be doing to better protect their data and derive more value from the investments in technology? Find out from our panel of accounting technology experts.
How a CPA overcame her fear of public speaking
Elizabeth Pittelkow, CPA, accounting and compliance director at ArrowStream, discusses how her experience with Toastmasters turned her from someone who avoided public speaking to someone who’s made it a key part of her career.
How to protect your CPA practice from hackers
Nick Graf, an ethical hacker with CNA, discusses all the cyber threats that go bump in the night and ways to prevent them from harming your business.
How CPA firms can protect themselves from lawsuits
Guest Sarah Beckett Ference, CPA, of CNA joins the podcast to talk about ways that CPAs can help prevent, or defend themselves from, lawsuits.
From CPA to the classroom: Going from practitioner to professor
Many CPAs have considered giving back to the profession by teaching accounting. Professors Tony Bucaro of Case Western Reserve University and Jim Biagi of Marywood University discuss what it takes to make the move to academia.
