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  • From CPA to the classroom: Going from practitioner to professor
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  • Engage your listeners through financial storytelling
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  • What’s next for health care reform?
  • Tax reform: What CPAs need to know about the latest developments
  • When accountants walked with kings: Jacob Soll’s The Reckoning
  • Watch out for these fraud red flags
  • Student loan debt: Everything you need to know but were too afraid to ask
  • Private student loan debt: What CPAs need to know
  • How tax reform will impact individual taxpayers
  • How AI, blockchain, and automation will reinvent accounting
  • A new staffing model for accounting firms
  • How national tax reform is impacting state taxes
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  • Networking secrets that will help advance your career
  • Want to bring your employees together? Send them on a “Death March”
  • What CPAs need to know about providing services to marijuana businesses
  • Beyond Boomers and Millennials: Bridging the generational gap in the workplace
  • Feeling frazzled? Try these tips for greater focus
  • What it was like to be a female CPA in the 1970s
  • How to make women’s initiatives more successful
  • How tax reform — and Excel — are changing the CPA Exam
  • How CPAs can become thought leaders
  • How tax reform is impacting tax practitioners
  • Is state legislation endangering the CPA license?
  • The traits of truly great leaders
  • Using drones to enhance audits
  • Lessons learned from a multibillion-dollar fraud
  • Tips for working with Millennial clients
  • Top takeaways from the latest Economic Outlook Survey
  • Why our passions are essential to work success
  • How to interview for soft skills
  • How the skill set for today’s CFO is changing
  • Working together to grow the CPA pipeline
  • What CPAs need to know about firm mobility
  • What it was like to work for a legendary CPA
  • Different ways to understand blockchain
  • Why CPAs can’t wait on automation tools
  • Twin brothers reflect on decades of teaching accounting
  • The reasons behind a drop in US economic sentiment
  • How to improve communication at small CPA firms
  • What CPAs need to know about Sec. 199A guidance and SSTBs
  • Stay in charge of your time and energy
  • How tax reform has changed busy season preparation
  • Simple fraud prevention tips
  • How to get clients to follow your advice
  • The link between rowing, the Super Bowl, and FP&A
  • The concerns of generally upbeat finance leaders
  • How to become the speaker people listen to
  • 4 key tax reform provisions for not-for-profits
  • What CPAs need to know to succeed in new tech age
  • New developments in UBIT for not-for-profits
  • The most important skill for CPAs — and machines
  • Tips to ease the stress of Form 990 preparation
  • The 5 traits of a great manager
  • Bad relationship with your boss? How to fix it
  • How one vacation can change your work life
  • Build employee loyalty with better onboarding
  • Why you can’t wait to prepare for disaster
  • A new opportunity for auditors to communicate
  • How organizations can better fend off cyberattacks
  • Better computer and mobile device hygiene
  • Interviews that will get you the staff you want
  • Fraud on film: Lessons from real-life stories
  • How to keep fear from short-circuiting your career
  • Revenue recognition tips for not-for-profits
  • Memo to managers: Practice what you preach
  • The hiring outlook for U.S. businesses
  • The father of the 401(k) on how his invention has reshaped retirement
  • Implementation insight from FASB’s vice chair
  • A closer look at threats to CPA licensure
  • Why the CPA licensure process could change
  • Insight into the state of small business
  • Recognizing and managing different personality types
  • How CPAs can help family businesses with succession planning
  • Tips for effective not-for-profit governance
  • Tips for overcoming workplace dysfunction
  • How much are college football teams worth?
  • How good are you at receiving feedback?
  • Why U.S. business confidence is dropping
  • How to manage a difficult relationship with your boss
  • Subject line to salutation: Email rules to live by
  • Serious presentation tips from a stand-up comic
  • How to make clients love your firm
  • Roller derby’s role in fighting impostor syndrome
  • Emerging global fraud trends
  • The tech trends we’ll see in 2020 and beyond
  • Taxes and Washington’s unfinished business
  • How the CPA Exam is poised to change
  • 5 steps to a successful sale
  • What’s next for potential CPA licensure changes
  • You might be a tax shelter if …
  • Humpty Dumpty meets the tax code
  • The outlook of finance decision-makers for 2020
  • A farewell chat with Tech Q&A author J. Carlton Collins
  • Sponsored: What’s new for QBI?
  • Where accounting really stands with blockchain
  • Open source information and forensic accountants
  • Help your staff make it through busy season
  • Getting states on board: A model for partnership tax audits
  • Tech tips for firms responding to coronavirus
  • Relieving the April 15 'pressure point'
  • You’re suddenly WFH: An example of how to adapt
  • How CPAs can fight fraud in the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Pandemic-specific guidance for auditors and preparers
  • Application advice for SBA loans
  • Why companies must seriously consider board refreshment
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  • Quick relief with the CARES Act
  • How CPAs can help small businesses survive the pandemic
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  • The hard trends that matter more than ever now
  • The technology — and human — lessons of COVID-19
  • Recognizing and rooting out racism: Advice for leaders
  • Working from home: What does the future hold?
  • A tax marathon check-in
  • How the new audit evidence standard can improve audit quality
  • Pandemic-related legal risks that you can’t afford to ignore
  • What you probably didn’t know about racism in the workplace
  • 7 human behavior insights you need to know
  • 6 new business realities in the pandemic era
  • Implementing the payroll tax deferral
  • Teleworking and state and local taxes
  • Insight on hiring, top challenges, and more from U.S. finance execs
  • Implementing the payroll tax deferral, part 2
  • Cannabis and CPAs: The business opportunities and risks
  • How 2020 has changed corporate board work
  • COVID-19 lessons for not-for-profits
  • How CPA parents cope during the pandemic
  • The value of gamifying CPE learning
  • The 2021 hiring outlook, salary negotiation advice, and more
  • PPP loan forgiveness and taxes
  • Help clients make the most of 2020 charitable giving
  • Why investing in employees matters more than ever
  • The latest advice on PPP loans
  • PPP loan forgiveness and taxes: Part 2
  • CPA news to know: PPP vigilance and the start of tax season
  • Identity theft tips and PPP-related employee retention credit changes
  • Pursuing quality in relationships — and audits
  • CPA news to know : Why mobile workforce tax legislation matters
  • Black CPA pioneers, PPP’s narrowed focus, and a FASB alternative
  • Employee retention credit guidance update and rising economic confidence
  • A CPA leader’s view on the rise of women in the profession
  • A new risk management tool, and PPP and tax deadline updates
  • Ethics considerations for assisting clients with PPP documents
  • Why the tax filing extension does not help everyone
  • Details of the April 15 postponement and a primer on SVOG
  • The struggles and triumphs of the first Black CPAs
  • PPP and tax advice for not-for-profits; honoring pioneering CPAs
  • What we can do to increase the number of Black CPAs
  • Uncovering your ‘buried life’ and other mental-health tips
  • Primers on creativity and mental toughness
  • Employee retention credit updates and a delegation taboo
  • Tom Hood on leadership and adapting to a role stretch
  • Excel depreciation advice; risk management lessons learned
  • Managing your personal energy for success
  • Potential pitfalls for a return to in-person work
  • Be more productive while doing less work
  • Supporting AAPI talent in May and beyond
  • A professional athlete’s frugal approach to what’s next
  • A closer look at paid tax preparer regulation
  • Reasons for rising economic optimism; how to ‘be your own agent’
  • Advice for meeting efficiency and more on the new AICPA board chair
  • Understanding the global minimum tax and the growing risk of ransomware
  • Signs you or a colleague could use mental health support
  • The return of business travel; an NFL draftee’s view of failure
  • Audit evolution in action: Part 1
  • Accounting as a STEM career; more on ‘Dirty Dozen’ tax scams
  • Why single-audit demand is rising; an update on tax preparer legislation
  • At 2021’s midpoint, what’s on the minds of CFOs?
  • Cybersecurity advisory opportunities for firms of all sizes
  • Audit evolution in action: Part 2
  • Lessons in building the accounting pipeline from ENGAGE 2021
  • Fraud advice and more on the value of client advisory services
  • Better remote job interviews and ERC updates
  • The key tax provisions of the Senate infrastructure bill
  • Updating quality management standards: What auditors need to know
  • Inflation worries and a tight labor market lead a slight dip in optimism
  • Tax software: What CPAs like and dislike
  • Ethics exposure drafts explained; the makings of a good cover letter
  • Prioritization tips, sticky-note strategy, and The Princess Bride
  • Year-end tax planning advice and a grammar quiz
  • Peer review: Advancing clarity and remote procedures - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Audit evolution in action: Part 3 - Journal of Accountancy Podcast
  • What type of culture does your firm have? - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Hiring for culture: How to find the best staff for your firm - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • A CPA leader’s approach to changing check-the-box training - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • The 4 pillars of starting or growing a CAS practice - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • One firm’s succession planning success story - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • “What’s our biggest risk?” Why the answer is changing - Journal of Accountancy Podcast
  • Infrastructure analysis: The ERC’s end, and what’s next
  • Career advice and RPA tips from CPA leaders - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Digital assets: Auditing, accounting, and what’s next - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Hear about a new top challenge facing businesses and one finance executive’s outlook for 2022 and beyond.
  • CPA leader takeaways: Listening, self-awareness, flipping the pyramid - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • A junior-high dream realized: One CPA leader’s career path - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • A PPP loan forgiveness update and one CPA’s 2021 reflection - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Why a CFO needs to wear two hats - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • The CPA profession’s ‘really interesting inflection point’ - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • The difference between managing change and change management - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Developing empathy and why it’s OK not to have all the answers - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Grow yourself, others, and the business: Q&A with a Nike leader - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • What one CPA calls ‘the best job in the world’ - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Sales tax: Nearly 4 years after Wayfair, what’s on the horizon- Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • The 3 components of burnout, and why they are heightened now - Journal of Accountancy
  • A blockchain glossary, the CPA firm of the future, and Excel malware - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • What CAS practice leaders should focus on in 2022 and beyond - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • IRS service issues: What a coalition of tax pros seeks to change - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • The value of ‘connection to the mission’ for one not-for-profit CFO - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Gratitude: How a helping hand can spark a great career - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Firm ownership can be intimidating; here’s how to overcome those fears - Journal of Accountancy podccast
  • The value of clear, concise written communication - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • PowerPoint rules to live by - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • The reasons for positive economic sentiment — and why that could change - Journal of Accoutancy podcast
  • How to make sure your organization is empowering women
  • The power of technology to change how CPAs think about value
  • Recruiting, flexible working, and tax season issues for small firms
  • Grappling with Schedules K-2 and K-3
  • Not-for-profit audits in a remote world, plus IRS news - Journal of Accountancy
  • Advice for building strong personal connections in a hybrid world
  • New strategies to grow the profession’s pipeline
  • Audit transformation: Automation is one small step in the journey - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • FP&A: A new niche — and an expanded definition
  • Co-creating the future of finance: A leadership group’s quest
  • CPA Q&A: Parenthood in the pandemic and finance purpose statements - Journal of Accountancy
  • The value of asking the question, ‘What brings you joy?’
  • The power of belief — and how it differs from arrogance
  • ENGAGE emcee: Why inflation could cause retirement U-turns
  • The invaluable sounding board: Learning from other CFOs
  • Hard at times but also rewarding: A CPA’s career leap to India
  • What CPAs should know, and ask, about NFTs
  • Mental health matters: How asking the right questions can help - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • CPA tech talk: When it comes to transformation, where do you start? - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Helping build a better tax system
  • A finance transformation case study, plus a news roundup
  • Why a busy-season debrief has value, and why it’s not just for tax teams
  • Burnout’s telltale signs and how leaders can better understand them
  • Reevaluate metrics in pursuit of innovation
  • ‘You can’t transform without missteps’: A CPA leader’s career advice
  • An interest in flight, a path to CFO: ‘All about determination’
  • 5 trends driving the importance of understanding ESG
  • Tips for firms implementing quality management standards
  • How to build your ‘performance currency’ and how to avoid the ‘Dirty Dozen’
  • Tax update: S elections, PTE, and Sec. 1202
  • ‘What of this should I bring back to my people?’: Highlights from ENGAGE
  • A conversation with new AICPA Chair Anoop Natwar Mehta
  • How the Great Resignation has affected the accounting profession
  • From the archives: Lessons learned after a multibillion-dollar fraud
  • From the archives: How purpose can play a bigger role in business
  • The state of risk oversight: Why structure but also agility matter
  • A suitably summer story: One CPA’s travel quest
  • 2024 CPA Exam Blueprints: The trends driving proposed changes
  • Breaking down the top issues facing CPA firms
  • The 411 from Tom Hood on the future of finance
  • Why growing knowledge is more important than proving knowledge
  • Why CPAs focused on the ‘core’ shouldn’t forget about exploring the ‘edge’ - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • Advice for avoiding the data waterfall in presentations
  • Feeling stuck or overwhelmed? Advice to help ‘calm the storm’
  • A closer look at tax items in the Inflation Reduction Act - Journal of Accountancy
  • The heavier lifting that technology can accomplish for CPAs
  • The payoffs of RPA for one accounting firm
  • The ‘mixed bag’ of economic sentiment; recent IRS news; a PCAOB update
  • Why CFOs have confidence in the midst of difficult economic times
  • A quick tour of student loan forgiveness, a quiz, and a letter to the IRS - Journal of Accountancy podcast
  • What small firms need to know about succession and M&A
  • The importance of ‘boss moves’ when making your next career step
  • ‘Own your narrative’ and other advice from a Starbucks executive
  • Guiding principles for today’s boards of directors
  • A pioneering CPA reflects on a 50-year journey
  • Roth IRAs vs. 529 plans, job candidate questions, and an IRS extension
  • A closer look at proposed revisions to the AICPA tax standards
  • IRS annual inflation adjustments, negotiating a job offer, and a quiz
  • Q&A: The 2 most prevalent cyberthreats for CPA firms
  • IRS news, Roth conversion considerations, stopping elder financial abuse - Journal of Accountancy
  • Tax conference takeaways: IRS service, corporate minimum tax, and more
  • Unearthing talent: Embracing the ‘era of professional apprentices’
  • Remembering an enthusiastic CPA who challenged the status quo
  • How to make busy season fun (yes, fun)
  • Pockets of optimism — why there’s hope amidst ‘doom and gloom’ - Journal of Accountancy
  • Talent in 2023: What’s on the minds of company executives
  • The CPA’s guide to technology (and tech gifts)
  • Future of Finance takeaways: Talent, transformation, trust
  • Future of Finance takeaways: Hopes for the workforce in 2023
  • Hopes for 2023: Addressing change fatigue, making creative connections
  • ‘The apprenticeship guy’: CFO embraces program to bridge talent gap
  • Taxpayer advocate Q&A: IRS backlogs, service calls, new leadership
  • Struggling actor to CPA firm owner: One leader’s unlikely path
  • What’s the 411? Explaining Schedules K-2 and K-3
  • Innovative CPA firm leader: ‘We never had a fear of trying’
  • Digital assets in danger: How to guard against hackers
  • Super Bowl CFO: How finance supports the Chiefs’ on-field success
  • How CPAs focused on advisory services can answer several common questions - Journal of Accountancy
  • Culture you can feel: Advice for making it an accelerator, not a constraint
  • Vroom, or doom and gloom? Thoughts on succeeding amidst uncertainty
  • Won’t get fooled again: The who, what, and why of fraud
  • Inflation, talent, labor costs: 3 challenges amid slightly rising optimism
  • Cultivating tech talent: A CPA firm leader’s elementary approach
Journal of Accountancy Videos
  • Video: Tips for budding finance managers
  • Video: Résumé mistakes that hurt your chances of landing a job
  • Video: How to explain a gap in your résumé
  • Video: Negotiate before accepting a new job
  • Video: How to make a good first impression at a job interview
  • Video: How to explain being let go from a job
  • Video: The most common résumé mistake—and more
  • Applying ROI to technology projects
  • How to prioritize your technology investments
  • What the new world of tax looks like
  • How CPAs can solve tax operations and technology puzzles
  • Video: What CEOs and CFOs need to ask about tax
  • Video: Data analytics and A.I. in tax
  • Video: Blockchain defined
  • Video: How blockchain will change CPAs’ work
  • Tax Information and Operations Management: A new paradigm for tax - Journal of Accountancy
  • How to follow the Yellow Brick Road of tax
  • Video: Sweet memories of passing the CPA Exam
  • Video: Get up early and other advice for the CPA Exam
  • What is cognitive technology? - Sponsored by KPMG
  • Simple steps to boost cybersecurity
  • Reality: 100% protection against cyber threats is impossible
  • Video: The value of finance skills big and small
  • Video: How to deal with a difficult tax season
  • Video: Best practices for outsourcing returns
  • Video: The benefits of outsourcing returns
  • Anticipating questions clients may have about outsourcing
  • Video: The myths of outsourcing
  • Video: How to find seasonal staff
  • Video: Tips on training seasonal staff
  • Video: Got gigs? How to list contract work on your résumé
  • Video: Be transparent about working on the side
  • Video: Think ahead if you’re considering consulting
  • Video: How to turn disruption into opportunity
  • What's in My Bag?
  • What it means to be a CPA financial planner
  • Why CPAs are well-positioned to offer PFP services
  • The power of combining tax knowledge with financial planning
  • How to get started as a PFP
  • Why clients work with CPA financial planners
  • How CPAs can help divorcing clients
  • Why family meetings are vital to estate planning
  • Why financial planning is a great opportunity for young CPAs
  • What can CPA financial planners do for people who are retiring?
  • Translating Social Security rules
  • Why CPAs should consider providing financial planning services
  • What kinds of tax services result in the most expensive claims?
  • How to treat virtual currency
  • The key skills finance needs to thrive
  • Integrating work and life priorities
  • Why CPAs should always prepare engagement letters for clients
  • Due diligence in a sharing economy (Airbnb and Uber)
  • Finance’s role in driving innovation
  • A journey in audit innovation
  • How to provide cybersecurity advice
  • How technology is forcing CPA firms to evolve
  • Low-cost strategies to retain talent
  • Reasons top talent doesn’t leave
  • How to motivate and retain talent
  • Three keys to retiring with grace
  • Factors keeping top talent on board
  • Three steps for transferring ownership
  • Three factors in effective firm management
  • Three best practices for partner compensation
  • Ensuring partner compensation is in line
  • When to change the partner compensation plan
  • Consider nonfinancial metrics when compensating partners
  • CPAs’ route to high-tech starts in the cloud
  • What you need to do to learn new technologies
  • Don’t be scared of the robots; embrace them
  • The human skill CPAs need to leverage technology
  • How to hire an ethical hacker
  • 3 strategies to avoid being hacked
  • How to integrate FP&A and ERM
  • Easy tools for time management
  • Focus time spells freedom from distractions
  • 3 keys to productivity
  • Creative thinking leads to hiring success
  • Define, then hire your ideal employee
  • Keys to writing a great job description
  • How success relies on workplace culture
  • 5 P’s that define workplace culture
  • Encourage employees to take time off
  • Signs of a bad workplace culture
  • Better word choice may help accountants ask deeper questions
  • For some risks, ROI doesn’t measure up
  • Bitcoin too slow to be long-term currency option
  • Artificial intelligence covers a broad spectrum
  • Quantum leap coming for computing power
  • Quantum may bring unhackable cryptography
  • 5G will open doors to driverless cars
  • 2018 ENGAGE Conference financial planning videos
  • What RPA is and how it works - Journal of Accountancy video
  • The benefits of RPA
  • Ways to get started with RPA
  • How to build support for digital transformation
  • How small firms should approach new technologies
  • Excel video walk-through: Icon sets
  • Excel video walk-through: Sparklines
  • How technology will change staffing needs
  • What NextGen buyers want
  • Sprint your way to a digital future
  • How a firm’s vision differs from its mission
  • The 2020s: A decade of change
  • Firing a client: How and when to do it - Journal of Accountancy video
  • AI to bring big changes to CPA firms
  • Dealing with disruption is not new for CPAs
  • Attracting young people to public accounting
  • Planning for succession at a small firm
  • How to land and keep NextGen talent
  • What makes NextGen clients different
  • How to engage NextGen clients
  • Biggest mistake firms make with NextGen
  • 2020 tax software survey video
  • A closer at economic sentiment of US finance executives
  • Excel depreciation methods, part 1
  • Excel depreciation methods, part 2
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