Millennials

The Virginia Society of CPAs honored their top professionals at their annual meeting this month.

The St. Louis firm saw 140 young professionals network and golf around the firm's office.

"You must pay your taxes immediately, or else," an ominous voice on the other line says before demanding a credit-card number. Most Americans roll their eyes and hang up on these scam calls, but thousands have fallen victim, and millennials are more susceptible than older generations, a new study finds.

Wealth advisor and CPA David Isaacs defends his misunderstood peers.

How should the profession keep up with today's young people?

The "I Am a CFP Pro" initiative will look to attract more diverse students to the field.

Recruiting young professionals is hard, but retaining them can be even tougher.

Abigail Andrews, a Michigan State University grad student, received a $1,000 scholarship for her work.

Talent shortages still exist in the profession, and managers need to start getting more creative in order to succeed.

Global poll of 8,000 young people finds fear in job security, international conflict.

For all the fears of the older generations, the accounting profession (and your firm) will be in good hands with the Millennials, ConvergenceCoaching partner and consultant Tamera Loerzel tells Accounting Today – though it may require some adjustments all around.

So what are the most important changes to make for the New Year, and how should accountants best implement them? A panel of thought leaders let us in on what changes need to be made and what will make the year tick.

Quarterly report sees accounting/finance openings still common