From clients and staff to software vendors and regulators, everyone seems to be telling accountants and accounting firms what to do.

A recent KPMG poll found that executives believe the use of generative AI holds great promise for organizations, but great risk for the workers within them, as it will likely reduce job security.

A recent survey has found 44% of small-business owners saying they expect to hire fewer people in the future because of AI capabilities.

Over eight out of 10 firms are offering nontraditional services, according to a new study, and the most successful are posting an average annual growth rate of 29%.

The focus on reducing educational requirements for a CPA license is misplaced, and our efforts are better placed elsewhere as a profession.

Ernst & Young has been trying to recruit more young people to join the accounting profession, but the recent cancellation of plans for splitting the global network has left the firm dealing with uncertainty.

Financial and accounting teams are inundated by new data streams that accompany hybrid work on a global scale.

The New Jersey Society of CPAs awarded $221,500 in scholarships to 53 local high school and college students. 

The state society is giving $175,000 to students from across the state. 

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The unemployment rate fell one-tenth of a percentage point to 3.4%.

A recent study examined a variety of surveys on remote work adoption and found many had statistical issues that could have distorted the results.

To tackle the talent shortage, firms must look beyond technology that addresses complexities and focus on client experience through collaboration.

BDO USA LLP unveiled its initial sustainability report, highlighting areas where it has made progress in its environmental, social and governance efforts.

Accounting is the top industry where new business owners are starting their own firms while still employed, according to a recent survey.

Everyone in your practice reflects the image of your practice with everything they do, whenever and wherever they do it.

Sue Coffey of the AICPA and other members of the profession share their thoughts on the education requirement for CPAs.

The profession is in the midst of a great natural experiment as some firms embrace remote work and others flee from it. This is already creating an impact on the labor pool.

The accounting industry has been grappling with a shortage of qualified professionals for over a decade, and the problem will continue to affect businesses in 2023.

The association is giving candidates up to two and a half years to complete the exam after passing the first section of the test.