The New Jersey Society of CPAs is accepting nominations for a wide range of awards highlighting diversity, emerging leaders, and innovation.

What it means to be a Certified Public Accountant may be changing sooner than you think.

The unemployment rate edged up to 4.0 percent because of the partial government shutdown.

The career path often has been designed by the men who preceded them.

What accountants, controllers and CFOs should keep an eye on this year, based on discussions with peers in different areas of technology and business.

The annual event was an elaborate affair whose purpose was to update our staff on what is going on at our firm as well as what is in the works.

The greatest asset of a practice is its people. Unfortunately, this also means that they can be one of its greatest legal risks.

Accounting firms are becoming flexible workplaces.

Ying Sa aims to make her small firm into the ‘minority-owned KPMG.’

Average compensation has once again increased for public accounting professionals in the New Year.

The new venture will serve the firms’ existing CAS clients, and has plans to expand in the future.

Over two dozen minority accounting students participated in the state society's annual internship preparation program.

The economy continued to show strength thanks to tax cuts, despite the stock market, trade wars and the partial government shutdown.

The development of a virtual practice is about building value and keeping the team competitively positioned for growth.

For every merger that is consummated, at least two die at the altar.

More and more, employees expect to be able to work where and when they like.

The American Institute of CPAs' annual program invites minority accounting students to bolster their skills and network with other CPA hopefuls.

The three-day Accounting Scholars Leadership Workshop aims to help students improve their professional skills and understanding of the profession.

Getting rid of someone entrenched in your practice is a big deal and can cause much disruption.

The accounting profession is exploring remote and flexible work, but still has a long way to go. Renee Moelders and Jennifer Wilson of ConvergenceCoaching share the results of their "Anytime, Anywhere Work" survey, and point up both the benefits, and the strategies firms should employ.