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CPA Conversations podcast

May 31, 2017

CPAs understandably can get weary when considering all the effects automation could have on the accounting industry. Though according to Hitendra Patil, director of practice development for AccountantsWorld and author of Accountaneur: The Entrepreneurial Accountant*, emerging technology will not only fail to harm their...


May 30, 2017

In 2016, Pennsylvania joined the list of states that have legalized medical marijuana. The newness of the industry, along with other factors, has resulted in complications in taxation and expense deductions. To help walk us through the vital role CPAs can play in helping this fledgling industry’s entrepreneurs, we...


May 22, 2017

The tax practitioner community has largely caught its collective breath now that the tax filing deadline is about a month in the rearview mirror. One practitioner, Dee Palaschak, CPA, of Sisterson & Co. LLP in Pittsburgh, shares her firm’s perspective on the challenges and successes from the 2016 tax year, as well as...


May 15, 2017

Budgetary restrictions are something that just about every local government must deal with. One of the areas where they face challenges is data security, which makes them a popular target for cyber criminals. In this episode of CPA Conversations, Mark Burnette, a shareholder with LBMC Information Security and...


May 8, 2017

What does the unpredictable state of health care mean for capital markets? And even more, what does it mean for CPAs working in the industry? Andy Majka, managing director and chief operating officer of Kaufman Hall & Associates Inc., addresses the issue in this segment of CPA Conversations. You can hear more from Majka...