but there are six steps you can take.
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diversity. equity. inclusion.
three big words during troubling times.
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accountants aren’t bigots. we can say that with confidence. they are well educated and well known as ethical and professional.
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lack of audits on president trump triggers an investigation.
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should the president and vice president of the united states be a little above the law, a little privileged, a little exempt from audits of tax returns?
the answer would seem obvious. and while these top-level executives aren’t explicitly exempt, they do wield power over the internal revenue service, and the president signs into law bills that could affect his or her personal financial situations. and in today’s almost even split of the senate, the vice president often casts a deciding vote on such bills.
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keep your financial statement audit off the naughty list.
by sarah timmons
sarah timmons is a chief auditor with auditclub.cpa, which provides on-demand audit and assurance review support for work papers, financial statements and engagement quality control reviews, as well as quality control and training services, and more to audit departments of cpa firms of all sizes.
as december flies by and busy season quickly approaches, it’s time to reflect on the successes and shortcomings of the past to plan for the first quarter of the new year.
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effective and efficient audits are the result of proper planning and, most of all, communications – with your staff, your client and, sometimes, your therapist.
here is a checklist of some simple tasks to help make the audit season a bit less stressful:
dodge the perfect storm of quiet quitting, the great resignation and busy season.
by chis vanover
chris vanover is an outspoken survivor of the big 4 and pcaob and has committed himself and auditclub.cpa to helping transform how public accounting firms deliver audit and assurance services.
the accounting industry is facing a growth in demand but suffering a squeeze on available talent.
bloomberg tax calculates that the number of accountants and auditors employed fell 17 percent between 2019 and 2021. the shortage starts on the supply side: the number of u.s. students completing bachelor’s degrees in accounting declined from 2016 to 2020, according to the aicpa’s 2021 trends report.
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the short supply is aggravated by high turnover and growing demand. accountants have been leaving corporations and audit firms in record numbers. though it’s been expected for some time that baby boomer retirements would produce a talent crunch, the crunch has been earlier and tighter than expected because of the great resignation.
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