Some 26% of business executives said they were optimistic about the economy’s prospects over the next 12 months, down from 35% last quarter and 29% a year ago.

Guide to Selecting a Quality Peer Reviewer

The Gold Medal Award of Distinction recognizes a person whose influence on the accounting profession as a whole is especially notable in comparison to other industry leaders.

Inner strength and resourcefulness were key in helping clients through the pandemic.

This PCPS Small Firm Solutions, firm practice management article, provides small firm results from the PCPS CPA Firm Top Issues Survey.

Multi-owner firms across the country weigh in on their succession planning strategies.

Introducing the new experienced CPA pathway for CPAs to earn the Personal Financial Specialist credential.

Advocacy in Action: UK General Election Webinar

Quality in the performance of accounting and auditing engagements by AICPA members is the goal of the AICPA Peer Review Program (program). The program seeks to achieve its goal through education and remedial, corrective actions. Firms (and individuals) enrolled in the program have the responsibility to cooperate with the peer reviewer, administering entity and the AICPA Peer Review Board (board) in all matters related to the peer review, including taking remedial, corrective actions or implementing Findings for Further Consideration (FFC) plans as needed. If a firm fails to cooperate, the firm may be dropped or terminated from the Program.

Although each board of directors is unique, this article examines the typical approaches nonprofits employ to assess their effectiveness.