Employee Retention: The State of Engagement in Public Accounting Firms and Why It Matters
By Steven Johnson, DBA, CPA, CITP and Byron Pike, PhD, CPA One of the most challenging issues facing leaders in the public accounting...
Audit Documentation: Tips for Getting it Right
By Ahava Z. Goldman, CPA, CGMA; Charles E. Landes, CPA; and Carl R. Mayes Jr., CPA For many staff auditors,...
Tax Season to Start Jan. 28, IRS Confirms
By Daniel Hood While the ongoing government shutdown had some concerned about a possible delayed start to tax season, the...
Introducing a Customized Way to Stay Informed
Email, newsletters, and publications are all valuable methods for staying informed—but sometimes they’re overwhelming. That’s why our team is creating...
D. Scott Showalter Lends Advice to Colleges and Future CPAs
In addition to being chair of the NCACPA Board of Directors, D. Scott Showalter, CPA, CGMA, is a professor and...
Cool for School: Credentials That Appeal to Tax Preparers
By Jeff Stimpson Some things remain constant even in a tax year like 2018, such as the need to learn...
IRS Posts Shorter Form 1040 and Schedules for Next Tax Season
By Michael Cohn The Internal Revenue Service has released the redesigned Form 1040, along with six related tax schedules, for next...
Congratulations to the 2019-2022 Young CPA Cabinet Class
Please join us in congratulating the new class of NCACPA’s Young CPA Cabinet. These individuals will serve on the Young...
Are you Considering an Advisory Service Practice?
Are you considering an advisory service practice? Many financial professionals are in order to offer their clients more value-added services...
The Future is Now: How to Help Your Team Navigate Digital Disruption
By Jessica Salerno Accounting and finance teams sometimes resist change. It’s understandable. After all, accuracy is essential in this field,...