Professional development

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 Jersey Society of CPAs will provide the funds to 50-plus local college and high school students.

The new two-day program invites accounting students to meet with professionals, prep for the CPA exam, and more.

CPA Janet Trelite wowed an April 1 audience with her PowerPoint presentation

The QuickBooks expert, 36, has millions of views for his YouTube videos on QB, practice management and much more.

The organization anticipates more than $250K will be awarded to undergrad and graduate students within the state.

The second annual class will feature 135 students in the "future-ready" course.

Undergrad students can now also receive up to 80 hours of CFP CE credits for their participation in this year's event.

The session will address the implications of tax reform on tax and accounting firms, and top changes coming for tax years 2017 and 2018.

The Core and Specialized programs will offer deeper topics for the growing field of study.

The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board will look to advance its field of study at the Gabelli School of Business.

A professional's career values and motivations can help them find their purpose.

Southern Illinois University hosted approximately 250 local higgh school students to test their know-how.

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

The National Society of Accountants is seeking accounting undergraduate students to apply by April 1, 2018.

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

A few accountants recently called me to vent about being shorthanded and asked for suggestions on how they could get through tax season without turning down any business or dropping clients.

The test-makers are working to keep it responsive to the needs of candidates, employers and the profession. AICPA vice president of exams Mike Decker explains how.

A training software provider has gone public with a lawsuit after a DHG employee published excerpts from some of its training materials on the firm’s website.