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In the November/December issue of the Tennessee CPA Journal, we examined many of the issues behind the declining number of students choosing to major in accounting. Now, we’re addressing another piece of the puzzle: how burnout and the emotional, physical and mental toll of the dwindling number of CPAs are affecting the profession.
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View MoreAccording to a spring 2023 survey for Accounting Today's Top 100 Firms and Regional Leaders report, the country’s leading accounting firms identified 20 major problems they'll be dealing with in the future. Staffing, and staffing-related issues, make up the top five spots out of the 20 identified. This two-part article series takes a deep dive into the challenges the CPA profession is facing related to talent recruitment and retention.
View MoreThe Illinois CPA Society, in partnership with the Center for Accounting Transformation and a coalition of other stakeholders, is launching a new, national survey to gain fresh insight into what’s driving the decline in individuals pursuing the certified public accountant credential.
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View MoreTSCPA is pleased to award $275,000 in scholarships through the Educational & Memorial Foundation of TSCPA to 108 students attending colleges and universities throughout Tennessee.
View MoreMarcy R. Binkley, DBA, CPA, is one of only 36 CPAs selected by the American Institute of CPAs to join the 2023 class of its Leadership Academy.
View MoreKelsey Swerdfeger, CPA, was recently presented with the TSCPA John Glenn Award on Wednesday, Aug. 16 at TSCPA’s Nashville Chapter meeting in Brentwood, Tennessee.
View MoreIn preparation for CPA Evolution, the NASBA's Gateway System will be unavailable from Aug. 25, 2023, to Aug. 28, 2023.
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