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CPA Conversations podcast

Jan 30, 2017

Tax season is here, which means CPA tax preparers are busy. Unfortunately, so are cyber thieves. Millions of records containing Social Security numbers are breached each year, and even if you have a solid security plan in place, it’s critical to always be vigilant. Rose Lamaestra, CPA, of RLB Accountants in...


Jan 23, 2017

For the accounting profession to be successful, women need to be represented not only as part of the workforce, but also in leadership positions. While many factors stand in the way of this success, Lisa Myers, 2016-2017 PICPA president and our guest for this episode of CPA Conversations, believes they can be overcome....


Jan 20, 2017

Most CPAs would agree that some degree of tax reform is warranted. However, the question now is with a Republican-controlled presidency and Congress, how likely is it that we will see significant tax reform soon. And, if we get it, what will it look like? On the day of Donald Trump’s inauguration, CPA Conversations...


Jan 16, 2017

Today’s newest workforce entries are staying in their positions for less time than past generations, and they have different expectations regarding work-life balance. If public accounting firms are going to keep their most talented new employees, they are going to have to adjust to their employees’ needs. In this...


Jan 3, 2017

Talent recruitment is one of the biggest challenges currently faced by accounting firms. For this reason, firms have taken to offering flex schedules, CPE reimbursement, and other benefits (even the occasional ping-pong table). But what happens when these offerings start to become run-of-the-mill to job seekers?...