Paige Hagy is a reporter at Accounting Today based in Brooklyn, New York. She was previously a breaking news reporter at Fortune Magazine. Prior, she worked at Business Insider covering financial technology. She graduated from The King's College, a classical liberal arts school in New York City, with a B.A. in journalism, a concentration in politics, and a minor in business.
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The Big Four firm asked its employees on government contracts to remove gender pronouns from their email signatures, and dropped its diversity programs.
February 11 -
The Top 100 Firm acquired Columbus, Ohio-based hiring platform Talentcrowd to expand its business technology offerings.
February 7 -
GreenGrowth CPAs acquired retiring firm CGC Accountants & Advisors in a move to expand its new service niche.
February 6 -
The private equity-backed accounting firm added McGee, Hearne & Paiz in Cheyenne, Wyoming, to expand its Western geographic footprint.
February 5 -
Total undergraduate accounting enrollment for fall 2024 was 257,278 students, the highest reported since fall 2020 and just shy of the pre-pandemic fall 2019 enrollment.
February 5 -
As the profession struggles with its pipeline problem, groups across accounting are targeting one particular hurdle: requirements for licensure.
February 4 -
RSM International announced its 2024 financial results, reporting 15% growth in global fee income and 11% growth in tax revenues.
February 4 -
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board launched an online resource page with content tailored for smaller firms.
January 28 -
RSM formed an advisory body composed of three independent board members responsible for evaluating quality control and quality management within the firm's assurance practice.
January 21 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission settled charges against the California-based e-commerce food distributor for overstating revenue to Series D investors.
January 21 -
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board revoked SS Accounting and Auditing's registration and barred its owner and sole partner for violating rules and quality control standards.
January 16 -
Whether you should hang out your shingle as an accountant depends on the answers to a number of questions.
January 15 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission's chief accountant, Paul Munter, plans to retire from federal service this month.
January 15 -
Laura Hay will succeed Scott Wiley as president and CEO of the Ohio Society of CPAs. She will be the first woman and first CPA to lead the organization.
January 13 -
The Association for Accounting Marketing is accepting nominations for its annual awards, including its new Business Developer of the Year award.
January 9 -
The Financial Accounting Foundation is looking for candidates for several leadership roles, including FAF executive director.
January 8 -
The Top 25 Firm's private equity ownership will transfer from New Mountain Capital to Blackstone, marking the first 'turn' in the U.S. accounting space.
January 7 -
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board ramped up enforcement, modernized standards, enhanced inspections and expanded engagement in 2024.
January 6 -
The Financial Accounting Standards Board published an Invitation to Comment and asked stakeholders for feedback on its future standard-setting agenda.
January 3 -
Thomson Reuters acquired cPaperless, doing business as SafeSend, for $600 million in cash to expand its tax and accounting offerings.
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