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Based on this recent article from SmartMoney, how do you feel about using your smartphone as a wallet?

The Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs has announced a series of CPA Exam Ask the Expert nights geared toward candidates considering sitting for the exam.

Niall Ferguson led off the 2012 Agora Financial Investment Symposium in Vancouver, B.C., by lamenting that just 23 years ago, it all seemed so simple.

Grant Thornton’s Detroit office has launched a $175,000 scholarship fund for students in Michigan State University’s Department of Accounting and Information Systems that, in the next five years, will support the school’s study abroad program and on-campus scholarships.

It appears that the Sage Accountants Network has been very active lately with strategic partnerships, designed to give accountants access to technology and expertise they may not already have.

You may think that I’ve talked this topic to death, but with the slow rate of change in the profession, consistent reminders are necessary.

The New York State Society of CPAs and its Foundation for Accounting Education announced the 51 in-state students who will receive the Excellence in Accounting Scholarships for the 2012-13 school year.

Maybe it’s just me, but I feel as though I’ve been seeing lots more infographics lately, and three of them arrived in my inbox in recent days related to taxes.

The American Institute of CPAs awarded Paul Wright, a student at Western Washington University, with the Beta Alpha Psi’s Medal of Inspiration Award Aug. 3 at the honorary organization’s annual meeting in Baltimore, Md.

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