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Bryce Welker doesn’t want you to just pass the CPA Exam; he wants you to crush it. Despite passing all four sections of the exam himself on his first attempt, the San Diego CPA still felt the need to develop his own study guide, “Crush the CPA Exam,” to help candidates study smarter and pass […]
Bober Markey Fedorovich, Akron, promoted six: Dana Mountjoy to senior manager of assurance and advisory services; Nathan Lieb to manager of taxation services; Jonathan Palay and Travis Werner to senior accountants in assurance and advisory services; Geoffrey Zion to supervisor of taxation services; and Kurtis Thomson to senior accountant of taxation services. The firm also […]
The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has released two documents proposing a number of improvements in how state and local governments should report information on their financial statements and recognize transactions. In one of the documents, Preliminary Views, Financial Reporting Model Improvements, GASB suggests several enhancements in the financial reporting model for governments’ annual financial reports. […]
Making sure you have satisfied clients should be at the top of the list for every accounting firm. Yet, while your clients may seem happy, how much do you really know about their satisfaction with your firm and its services? Better yet, how can you figure out if they are actually happy? If a firm […]
Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg With an eye to thwarting cybercrooks, the IRS has begun to mask some ID information on tax transcripts. The agency said the new transcript format will display only: The last four digits of any Social Security number and employer identification number; The last four digits of any account or phone number; The first […]
There are around 46,000 CPA firms in the United States and the 500th largest firm has about 20 people and $3 million in revenue. That means 45,500 firms could be considered small businesses. Much of what I do is directed at small firms that primarily want to grow. However, I believe many do not and […]
The future of work is as important as ever, but the expression is now a bit of a misnomer because new technology and a new generation of employees have made that long-discussed future a reality. It’s time for business owners and HR managers in every industry, including accounting, to act based on the workforce trends […]
The Internal Revenue Service’s Bank Secrecy Act program, in which it is supposed to safeguard against money laundering, is having only a minimal impact on tax compliance, according to a new report. The report, from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, noted that the Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act of 1970 requires U.S. […]
The House passed two of the three bills in the Tax Reform 2.0 package on Thursday relating to family savings and startup expensing, and a vote is expected Friday on the main bill that would extend the individual taxpayer and pass-through business provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act beyond 2025. The House passed […]
The Internal Revenue Service issued its annual notice Wednesday describing the daily rates that taxpayers can use for lodging, meals and incidental expenses when traveling for business. Notice 2018-77 announces the special per diem rates, effective Oct. 1, 2018, that taxpayers may use to substantiate the amount of expenses for lodging, meals and incidental expenses […]
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