The newly formed Private Company Council was established to address acceptable variations in financial standards for small businesses compared to the customary practices described in CPA prep courses
Iversen v. Commissioner, TC Memo 2012-19 (January 18, 2012)
Al Iverson appears to be the stereotypical salt-of-the-earth all-American “man’s-man” in the great Midwestern tradition. Raised on a
With all the advanced training accountants receive from studying for the CPA exam, they tend to underappreciate one of the vital tools in the profession. Beautiful in its simplicity and yet powerful i
When studying for the CPA exam is your top priority, sound study habits are a significant advantage. Your time is a premium concern and you need to maximize schedule efficiency. This is particularly c
Bronson v. Commissioner, TC Memo 2012-17 (January 17, 2012)
Pete Bronson is a California bankruptcy attorney and his wife Carolyn holds a PH.D in consumer finance. Obviously, therefore, they felt no
Johnson v. Commissioner, T.C. Summ. Op. 21012-13 (February 2, 2012)
Sam Johnson rode the crest of the real estate financing wave and founded Johnson & Associates Mortgage Co., Inc. in 1990. The c
Regardless of where you live, the opportunities to take CPA exam steps are easier than ever. Possessing a US CPA license is increasingly valuable to accountants outside the US as both foreign companie
Although hiring at non-profit organizations has slowed in recent years, these entities still need accounting leaders with expertise from courses for CPA licensing. The burden remains to produce accura
The accounting field offers several specialties within the profession, but every path calls for plenty of education plus CPA exam preparation. In addition, after passing the CPA exam, more training oc
New accountants commonly start to wonder if the pressure for achieving the next professional hurdle will ever end. Each step seems more difficult. First, you get through college, which involves extra
