Several opportunities are available for Michigan CPAs to become special agents with the IRS. As a criminal investigator (CI) for the IRS, you would lend your skills for investigations of a variety of criminal tax violations, including tax evasion, cryptocurrency, money laundering and narcotics/terrorism related financial crimes.
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The post-pandemic workforce is making unprecedented moves in 2021 as unemployment and employee shortages abound. Find out what a recent survey from Prudential reveals about today’s workers as the MICPA breaks down the data into 3 key considerations.
Financial institutions are not the only entities impacted by the upcoming shift away from LIBOR on Dec. 31. Any company with a loan or an agreement that uses LIBOR will see a degree of impact. Find out what considerations can help your clients prepare.
Now that it's July and the beginning of summer, the Michigan Department of Treasury (Treasury) encourages Michiganders to remain alert for scammers impersonating tax officials through phone calls or emails - or even fake letters through the U.S. Postal Service.
The Accounting Aid Society announced MICPA board member Lisa Howze, CPA, MSF, will be appointed chairperson of the AAS Board of Directors. An active member within the MICPA since 2002, she has served on the AAS board since 2015 and as its Vice Chair in 2017. Lisa is an inspiration to others as someone that constantly works toward the betterment of the profession, and we are happy to congratulate her on this most recent achievement.
Malpractice suits are always a cause to pay attention as their results could have long-reaching impacts across the profession. Such is the case for a recent series of rulings from the Michigan Court of Appeals, upheld by the Michigan Supreme Court in February, which offers some assignment of the burden of proof to the plaintiff in malpractice cases.
Is your LinkedIn profile sitting unused gathering virtual dust alongside your forgotten MySpace profile? Bryce Sanders, President of Perceptive Business Solutions Inc., discusses strategies for dusting off your LinkedIn and leveraging the platform as a vehicle for networking and promotion. So find your login, update that profile picture and find out how to make this unique professional networking tool work for you.
The face of the profession is changing at a rapid clip, constantly challenging CPAs to evolve and elevate their skillset. Gone are the days of number crunching, replaced by the growing advisory services sector and countless new tools and strategies for your practice. Avoid the knowledge gap and take your learning to the next level with the MICPA Elevate learning event, tomorrow June 30. It isn’t too late to register – check out this preview for what to expect!
This month’s spotlight shines on MICPA member Dave Herrington, of Plante Moran for his work organizing COVID-19 relief for the Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association. Charged with heading up a Plante & Moran team to determine how to distribute funds, determine eligibility and disperse funds, among other things, find out how Dave and his team made a huge difference in the lives of more than 55,000 Michigan workers.
A new study from the Illinois CPA Society offers fresh insight into the CPA pipeline contraction, and the perceptions of those candidates who decide not to pursue their CPA credential. The findings in A CPA Pipeline Report: Decoding the Decline, shows that many believe the time and workload associated with earning their CPA lacks return on investment and is irrelevant to working in their field.