Banks may be a competitive threat looming before the accounting profession, but they’re nothing that practicing accountants cannot handle. by Rick Telberg At Large Still, banks and other competitors from beyond the borders of the profession should prompt savvy practitioners … Continued
Energy and Employee Costs Still Top Concerns NEW YORK (August 11, 2005) ? CPAs serving as chief executive officers, chief financial officers and in other financial positions are less optimistic about the U.S. economy than they were six months ago, … Continued
Given the state of the economy and relatively robust corporate profits, shouldn’t the stock market be higher? Yes, according to the lobbying group the National Center for Policy Analysis. What’s the cause? the group says, “One factor may be the … Continued
From Daily Herald news services Posted Friday, August 05, 2005 RSM McGladrey Business Services, which has its regional headquarters in Schaumburg, will be the third largest accounting and business services firm in the Chicago area following an upcoming merger. H&R … Continued
From staff shortages to cost-effective CPE, state society volunteer leaders and staff executives are conquering a host of challenges. by Rick Telberg At Large State CPA societies are developing new gambits to tackle the problems members of the profession are … Continued