Professional development

The scarcity of Black professionals in public accounting is a fact. There are many reasons for that but discussing these reasons won’t solve this issue.

Until employers rethink their policies and benefits, the challenges of the Great Resignation on businesses and employee well-being will persist.

NASBA, the AICPA and Prometric have announced an expansion for qualified Uniform CPA Examination candidates to test at any international location where the exam is currently offered.

The lack of proper representation of Black people in accounting made it much more difficult to attain what two CPAs recently accomplished.

At any stage in their career, members of the profession should be asking themselves this handful of questions.

A recent ACCA study highlights the shortcomings of academia in effectively training future accountants for the skills needed in the marketplace.

Forty-four local students received education-related funds as part of the state society's Educational Foundation Scholarship Program.

While technology has advanced, many of the mindsets surrounding it have not, which stymies its transformative potential for the accounting profession.

The institute recognized 57 students across the country with the highest scores on the 2021 Uniform CPA Exam.

The Virginia Society of CPAs' Curtis C. Duke and Dr. Ruth Coles Harris Scholarship will annually be awarded to Black/African-American students in honor of the first Black male and female CPAs in the state.