top cpa execs see trouble ahead expectations for the u.s. economy turned sharply negative among senior-level executive cpas as the outlook for finance, real estate and retail trade declined in the first quarter, according to the latest business and industry … continued
menlo park, ca — a robert half survey suggests that successfully wooing job candidates takes more than salary alone. while 37 percent of chief financial officers said offering higher compensation than competitors is the most effective incentive for attracting accounting … continued
save it? spend it? pay down debt? only about 1 in 5 taxpayers plans to spend their recession-fighting tax rebate. it’s sort of ironic, but don’t americans know it’s their patriotic duty to spend themselves into recovery… if not deficits? … continued
as if more proof were required, but u.s. accountants need not wonder whether they compete in a global market for talent and services. the irish association of chartered certified accountants reports the demand for trained accountants has never been greater, … continued
the latest readings show that most accountants are well prepared for busy season, with about 30% ahead of schedule and 48% on schedule. meanwhile 54% are expecting better business and operations this year, compared to last year. and overwhelming majorities … continued