The Journal of Accountancy is reporting today that NASBA, the AICPA, and Prometric have made […]
Tag: AICPA
The AICPA Really Wants Tax Professionals to Flood Steve Mnuchin’s Inbox
The AICPA was pretty damn confident the Treasury Department and the IRS would extend the […]
The AICPA Is Pretty Sure the April 15 Filing Deadline Is Gonna Be Extended, You Guys
Several CPAs have posted on Twitter, Fishbowl, and Reddit the following communiqué they received Sunday […]
The CPA Exam is Changing Soon, Here’s What We Know
Last week, we caught you up on the latest goings-on with the CPA Evolution process, […]
Here’s What You Need to Know About the New Proposed CPA Licensure Model
As you may recall (or not, as I barely do), last summer NASBA and the […]
Go Grab Your Free CPA Exam Questions From the AICPA While You Can
From now through December 31, 2019, you can grab 40 AUD, 25 BEC, 50 FAR, […]
AICPA Report: Accounting Firms Just Aren’t Hiring Accounting Grads Like They Used To
The latest Trends in the Supply of Accounting Graduates and the Demand for Public Accounting […]
The AICPA Is Getting Serious About This Protecting Your License Thing, You Guys
On the heels of a plan to evaluate licensure rules which was met by some […]
Opinion: The AICPA’s Future CPA Exam Plans Are Really Just a Desperate Money Grab
ICYMI, a couple weeks ago I wrote about a joint AICPA/NASBA plan to drag CPA […]
The CPA Exam Needs to Evolve and You Can Help It Do Just That
The conversation about “future-proof” CPAs and the evolution of the CPA exam to include skills […]
AICPA Has Finally Snagged the .CPA Domain Out From Under Untrustworthy Car Park Attendants
In a deal years in the making, the AICPA announced this week it has finally […]
News to Your Ears: The AICPA Now Has a CPA Exam Podcast
Long-winded personal anecdote incoming but I have to admit something to y’all, which I’m going […]