What’s It Take to ‘Make It’ Today?
‘Ability to relate’ to people and ‘integrity’ may be the most important ingredients in a successful career as a CPA.
Monthly Archives: September 2005
Are YOU Ready for Tax Season 2006?
What have practitioners learned from last year? by Rick Telberg From the AICPA Insider As they say, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. Tax practitioners may fall into the twice-shamed category since they appear … Continued
Can You Boost Business Performance by 22%?
Employee growth and development proves to be key Employee management practices have a proven impact on the top and bottom line ? resulting in returns of up to 66% in sales and 13% in equity, according to a study by … Continued
Are accountants any happier than the average worker? Maybe.
Survey of 10,000 Workers Examines Retention Tactics and Employee Tenure Three in ten (30 percent) accounting workers would not consider another job offer, while just one-fifth (19 percent) of human resource and manufacturing workers feel that way, according to a … Continued
Ex-KPMG Chief Dies after Battle with Cancer
Eugene D. O’Kelly led firm after IRS tax-shelter probes O’Kelly died Saturday at his New York home, KPMG said in a statement. He resigned his executive roles at KPMG in June after disclosing that he was diagnosed with advanced-stage cancer, … Continued