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Olivia Kirtley, former chair of the American Institute of CPAs, was honored for advancing the role of women in the accounting profession.

It may come faster than you expect or more slowly — but it's definitely coming.

A drop in the number of job openings and in corporate optimism helped drive the AICPA’s Q3 2019 Personal Financial Satisfaction Index down slightly in the third quarter, but it remains near an all-time high.

From education and pricing to memberships to marketing, experienced practitioners share what they’ve learned about starting out in the profession.

Five diverse accounting students are provided up to $20,000 each to pursue the CPA license.

A dive into the OECD’s approach to a global framework for taxing digital services providers.

The American Institute of CPAs’ Financial Reporting Committee has sent a letter to the Financial Accounting Standards Board questioning the costs and benefits of FASB’s current goodwill impairment model.

Thirty-six up-and-coming CPAs have graduated from the AICPA's annual training and education program held in Durham, N.C.

The American Institute of CPAs Foundation granted $12K fellowships to minority doctoral students in an effort to boost the number of minority educators in accounting programs.

Some functions -- like those performed by CPAs in public markets -- call for government licensing.

BDO USA, RSM US, Mazars and others announced new partner classes; and other news from across the profession.

The foundation's High School Scholarship provides grants to students who intend to major in accounting in college and have taken advanced high school accounting courses.

The American Institute of CPAs highlighted nine accounting educators for their contributions to the collegiate space.

The Association of International Certified Professional Accountants and its technology arm, CPA.com, are seeking new applicants for its jointly created global startup accelerator program.

The American Institute of CPAs' "Inclusion 2.0: Getting from Intent to Impact” aims to inform attendees on building a more inclusive firm.

The new standard promises to give accountants a leg up in providing litigation support services.

The UJA-Federation of New York recognizes the tax expert for his half-century of dedication.

The American Institute of CPAs announced the 129 students who will be splitting a total of $666,000 in academic scholarships.

The document can help auditors with the allowance for credit losses under the new standard for measuring credit losses on financial statements.

The American Institute of CPAs Foundation recognized five CPAs pursuing their accounting doctorates with one-time, $10,000 scholarships.