Eight in 10 report employee-centric HR policies. by Rick Telberg On Careers Listen to the podcast, recorded by Bill Sheridan at CPA Success. Finance and accounting employers are among the most progressive in American business with all but a few … Continued
The survival of CPA firms could depend on it. That’s the heretical advice of Jim Peterson (pictured), once an in-house lawyer for Arthur Andersen, now a practicing multinational attorney and columnist for the International Herald Tribune. He writes: I say … Continued
Joel Rosenthal exits namesake Alpern Rosenthal for arch-nemesis Schneider Downs. READ MORE →
But that “razor-sharp focus” can cut two ways. C&M specializes in clients with cross-border needs. But IFRS experience can be hard to find We first reported on the Detroit-based local firm with global reach last year (in “28 Firms Win … Continued
Accounting student Shelley (pictured) is blogging through the CPA firm recruiting process. And, she’s having a ball! She’s joined the Professional Program in Accounting at Texas A&M (Class of ’09) at College Station. It means she’ll stay at A&M an … Continued
PwC Executive Says Changing Standards Will Improve U.S. Competitiveness Dennis Nally (pictured), PricewaterhouseCoopers U.S. chairman, called for a shift in accounting standards away from U.S. GAAP toward International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). In his speech, Nally urged members of the … Continued
You’d think that every CPA would be on the same side in this fight. But just as the New York CPA society, led by CEO Lou Grumet, nears a compromise with state lawmakers to advance mobility, some of the biggest … Continued
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – H&R Block Inc. (NYSE: HRB) today reported tax season results for the interim periods March 1 -15, 2008 and Nov. 1, 2007 – March 15, 2008. Excluding lending-products-only clients, Economic Stimulus Package (ESP) rebate filers, and … Continued