CPAs

The annual list recognizes thought leaders, decision-makers, standard-setters and others who are shaping the future of the profession.

Readers are divided over whether making it easier to attain the license is advisable — or even possible.

The year-long national awareness campaign recognized up-and-coming Black CPAs across the United States for their leadership and efforts in boosting diversity across the profession.

The state society announced 14 more graduates of its future-focused leadership program.

With college so expensive and the exam turning off prospective candidates, should the profession rethink the barriers of entry to its premiere credential?

Nine CPAs, all 40 years old or younger, were recognized across the personal finance and information technology sectors.

As part of the Black CPA Centennial, three leaders discuss what the accounting profession needs to do to become more diverse.

The Black CPA Centennial program is seeking candidates "who are positively influencing change in the CPA profession and their communities" to apply by Aug. 15, 2021.

The VSCPA Career Center offers job postings, résumé review services, and other career and talent management resources.