CPA Exam moves to 'continuous testing' model
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy announced a new model that will enhance candidates’ options for taking the CPA Exam beginning July 1.
Career Management
You’re suddenly WFH: An example of how to adapt
A finance professional working in local government shares how she has adapted to the new work-from-home reality many of us are experiencing.
How to accept feedback gracefully
This article discusses ways to make getting criticism feel more productive and less personal.
CPA Exam emergency testing period invoked
An emergency testing period for the CPA Exam is being invoked as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The 2020 second-quarter testing window is being extended from June 10 to June 30.
AICPA postpones ENGAGE 2020 due to coronavirus pandemic
Concerns about the coronavirus pandemic have prompted the postponement of ENGAGE 2020, one of the largest accounting and finance conferences in North America.
Prometric closes CPA Exam test centers for 30 days
Prometric’s CPA Exam test centers are closing for 30 days in the US and Canada to protect the health of test takers and staff during the coronavirus outbreak.
5 tips for avoiding burnout
This article discusses ways to reduce--or even eliminate--the downward spiral of burnout.
When CPAs fall in love … with other CPAs
CPA couples describe how they met, how (in some cases) they work together, and what advice they would give to new CPA duos starting out.
Recipes to get through busy season
CPAs share advice and recipes for shareable dishes.
Kari Patterson, CPA
Understanding operations and contributing to process improvements and strategy are essential tasks for finance leaders, according to Kari Patterson, CPA.
Tough interview questions: ‘What’s your greatest weakness?’
Human resources experts recommend using this question to help an interviewer get to know you better.
Tough interview questions: ‘Tell me about yourself’
Human resources experts share what this prompt is designed to reveal about a candidate, and good ways to reply to it.
Agreement provides mobility for CPAs, South African accountants
Credentials for U.S. CPAs and South African chartered accountants have a path to be recognized in their respective countries under a new cross-border mutual recognition agreement.
New threats to CPA licensing posed in 2020 legislative year
Legislative challenges to professional licensing standards are a threat to CPAs and other professionals. But a new survey indicates strong public support for licensing standards.
Wayne McConnell, CPA
Strategies for technology, succession, and human resources are essential for success in a time of rapid change, according to Wayne McConnell, CPA, managing partner of McConnell & Jones LLP in Houston.
Time management for CPAs
Four CPAs share their secrets for getting more done in less time.
A future-focused path for CPA licensure
A model proposed by the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy and the AICPA would require candidates to display core skills plus deeper knowledge in one of three disciplines.
Former AICPA chair receives first women’s lifetime achievement award
Olivia Kirtley, former chair of the AICPA and past president of the International Federation of Accountants, was named the first recipient of the American Woman's Society of CPAs (AWSCPA) Lifetime Achievement Award.
Topics to avoid during job interviews
Career experts share subjects you should handle with care or avoid altogether in your next job interview.
4 ways to shine at your next meeting
This article discusses ways you can make the most of your time spent in meetings.
