Continuing education

Last week we had our annual Partners’ Network Power Breakfast. Here are some highlights.

The American Institute of CPAs' annual award gives $12K to future accounting professors who will bring diversity to the profession.

In a constantly changing business environment, the Big Four firm is doubling down on education to prepare its employees.

The Institute of Management Accounting has debuted a massive open online course, or MOOC, on sustainability reporting.

It can be easy to fall into a slump as your work days start to ease into a more manageable pace.

The ninth annual competition invited students across all disciplines to submit brief videos on ethical standards in modern business.

Get off the hamster wheel and into the Learning Zone.

The fully-online resource includes video, downloadable tools and hands-on tutorials.

The Ole Miss Patterson School of Accountancy will debut the master of accountancy and data analytics and the master of taxation and data analytics programs this fall.

The new graduate program will be the first of its kind to be offered in Long Island.

Professor Gary Hecht of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on how the MSA can get young professionals the respect they deserve.

The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy and the American Institute of CPAs have released the eighth edition of the Uniform Accountancy Act, with some important changes, particularly related to “retired accountants” and continuing professional education.

Selective reading can help accountants deal with information overload when looking for ideas on how to improve their firms.

The event is free of charge for attendees, and will address subjects ranging from blockchain technology to diversity and inclusion in accounting.

The school's Stern School of Business brought home its first-ever scholarship at the yearly event, worth $20K.

The school's Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business is accepting applications for the inaugural August '18 class.

The academic review site named UMass-Amherst as the top digital program in the country.

The American Institute of CPAs has released an analysis of single audits and found several factors contribute to audit quality, indicating why some firms are having problems doing the audits.

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 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.