but they worry about their clients and the country. the latest readings show 55% of cpas see at least “somewhat better” conditions for their own companies or firms within the next six to 12 months. they seem to fear most … continued
early results are suggesting that most organizations remain unprepared for the biggest chgange in gaap in 50 years. after years in the making, the financial accounting standards board (fasb) on wednesday, july 1, will launch the new gaap (generally accepted … continued
as presented at the maryland association of cpas md bizexpo, june 16, 2009. . view more openoffice presentations from rtelberg.
over the next 6 to 12 months, what’s your outlook for your firm, your clients, your family and yourself? leave a comment. then click here to join the survey; get the results. meanwhile, some early comments are coming in… we … continued
among accountants with advanced smartphones, the vast majority of cpa firms are supporting their use. here’s your sneak peek of some of the latest results of a survey now in the field. about 9 in 10 accountants who carry a … continued