Based on the AICPA Competency Framework: Tax and Personal Financial Planning, these learning resources - primarily focused on US tax - are designed to help CPAs understand the knowledge and skills necessary to address the needs of their clients and firms.
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Get startedUsing a GAA for a building that will be demolished can save taxpayers money, but it must be elected as soon as it is placed in service. This article explores the matter.
This article discusses how organizations can motivate and engage newer employees, and build the knowledge of established ones, through reverse mentoring.
This article discusses six key traits that business leaders need to embody to convert diversity into insights that drive financial performance:
This article discusses several reasons why diversity and inclusion make good business sense for CPA firms.
IRS guidance addresses the tax treatment of generic and nongeneric internet domain names. This article discusses the treatment identified in the guidance.
The coaching techniques in this article can help fulfill employees need for feedback and develop staff.
Writing an efficient work-related message is easier said than done. To ensure your emails work rather than waste time, this article offers some tips.
This article discusses several ways you can ensure that quality control is central to firm operations.
This article provides some ideas that your organization can use to help close the wage gap between male and female accountants .
This article discusses when the sale of goodwill related to a C corporation is the sale of a shareholder’s personal goodwill.
Congress made a notable change to the definition of qualifying property for bonus depreciation purposes. This article discusses the changes and items for consideration.
Taxing authorities have sought to incorporate adequate lead time into the tax filing process. This article explores the new federal filing deadlines.