Accounting education

The Virginia Society of CPAs' 'VSCPA2025' framework will prepare members for the next eight years.

The Accounting Pilot and Bridge Project will look to better train educators for more advanced courses.

Only 26 percent of chief financial officers said their companies allow all their employees to fulfill continuing professional education requirements while at work, according to a new survey.

The Citadel in South Carolina will allow cadets to major in the field of study beginning this fall.

The National Association of Black Accountants honored top students at their 46th National Convention & Expo.

The firm's summer "Connect" program saw prospective CPAs donate their time across the country.

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants reported a 5.5 percent increase in membership over the past year as it faces renewed competition from the AICPA.

The Waltham, Mass. firm donated $2500 in support of the Mass. Society of CPAs.

The New York college's "COAP" workshop showcases the profession to minority high school students.

The Virginia Society of CPAs' 11th annual event honored local college juniors and seniors pursuing accounting careers.

Yesterday's Tomorrow will teach millennials lifelong monetary decisions in an interactive experience.

The Maine firm invited 40 New England accounting students for their third annual three-day retreat.

The Internal Revenue Service, along with state tax agencies and the tax industry, is cautioning tax preparers to beware of a new phishing scheme revolving around emails claiming to be from a tax software education provider.

This year's topics, ranging from high school education to unconscious bias, will receive $25K in funds.

The National Society of Accountants has now awarded over $1M to college students since 1969.

The Big Four firm's donation will help underrepresented students find their way to the profession in the state.

The annual three-day event helps minority students network and prepare for the CPA Exam.

Thomson Reuters has begun providing a certificate program that explains the essentials for practitioners who perform compilation, review and preparation engagements, and how to prepare for peer review.

Most three-year people with a Big Four firm are disgusted with public accounting because of the way they have been treated with overly long hours, repetitive work on large clients in esoteric areas, narrow industry exposure, and being pigeon-holed in a single technical area.

The International Accounting Education Standards Board has proposed a revision to its continuing professional development standards that could potentially move accountants away from gaining CPE credit in terms of a set number of hours.