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When I practiced as a CPA, there were days when I left the office wondering why anyone would ever want to go back tomorrow and do it again. Those days seemed to drag on forever. I did not feel very productive or accomplished, and generally didn't feel good about myself or my chosen career path.
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Joseph Eve knows how to serve tribal governments
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The first part of this article ("Surviving the sandstorm," May) focused on strategic growth as a critical imperative for accounting firms around the world. I noted the profession's historic hesitation to jump on the growth bandwagon and the impact of that decision.
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Online and mobile payroll solutions are changing everything
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Firms share the secrets of their success in serving specific segments of the NFP market
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Strategies to help your clients save for the rising cost of college
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These tools may save a marriage -- or at least make your job easier
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Hard to crack doesn't have to be hard to remember
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Three firms share their experiences with the analytical tools they use
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CPA firms are advising clients to begin to get ready for the newly released revenue recognition standards, even though they wont be taking effect until 2017.
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The profession has tried for years to coordinate, regulate, certify and monitor a vocation where the only tool to control illegal financial trickery is the good will of professionals who probably work hard to obey the law anyway.
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Stephen Mankowski CPA of Hatboro, and Edward Caine of Bryn Mawr, Penn., agreed to merge their practices after becoming friends through their respective leadership positions in the National Conference of CPA Practitioners.
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