Elder, special needs & chronic illness planning

TOPICS / PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING

January 1, 2010

CPAs in an Aging Society: When Alzheimer’s Disease Affects a Client

Jack is agitated. He has been a client for 10 years, and is now 80 years old. He lost his wife of 40 years a year ago. At your last meeting six months ago, Jack was engaged and paid close attention. Today, he is easily distracted. While he has

September 1, 2002

Smart Stops on the Web

TAX SOFTWARE SITES Links to Tax Programs www.futureofsoftware.net CPAs and tax preparers can find links here to sites that offer software—either to demo for free or purchase—as well as hardware and peripherals. Users can explore categories such as computer rentals, data recovery and storage, and multimedia. A search on the

June 1, 1997

Are You Ready For New Assurance Services?

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE INTRODUCTION OF NEW ASSURANCE services could double or even triple the CPA profession’s $7 billion accounting and auditing income. But the new opportunities will not come easily. New services must be identified, new competencies developed and barriers will have to be overcome. THE REPORT OF THE AICPA

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Want to thrive in an AI world? Power up your people skills

Learn how CPAs can strengthen their human relationships by developing their communication, curiosity, and self-awareness. Artificial intelligence can’t replicate these people skills.