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MICPA member John L. Daly, MBA, CPA, CMA, CPIM, explores how to successfully meet user expectations through continuous improvement. Find out how virtual close environments, business processes and complexity interact to help (or hinder) success.
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In a recent article published by The CPA Journal, MICPA members Gerald W. Hepp, CPA, and Alan Reinstein, CPA, discussed the major revisions set forth by two AICPA Statements on Auditing Standards (SAS). Find out what the authors have to say about the new revisions and the major challenges they pose to auditors.
But there is some good news for the 16,000 claimants who are receiving these benefits. They are likely eligible for benefits under two federal programs that were implemented late last month, Liza Estlund Olson, acting director of Michigan's UIA, said in a news release.
Alfred Mitchell Innes, a monetary scholar of the 20th century once stated, “The hand has never touched, nor the eye seen, a dollar.” As money is a unit of measure, the physical object by which we measure it could – in theory – be anything, from bottle caps to gold coins. In 2021, more and more are choosing to measure it in bits and, as always, financial advisors and accounting professionals have one more thing to add to their ever-growing acumen.
More public high schools nationwide are integrating personal finance into their curriculum than ever, but only six states mandate a standalone course for graduation. MICPA Financial Literacy Task Force member and author of “Let’s Be Fair” Robyn Fuller, CPA, discusses the revelations of her research and why more states need to adopt personal finance requirements.
It's a lesson in emotional intelligence. ... Here's How to Do It Right ... So I asked myself: How do you give critical feedback in a way that others ...
According to recent reports by Bankrate, there is a rising trend among millennial couples – more than half are committing financial infidelity against their current partner1. While this type of financial deception occurs at differing levels, from minor purchases to major money secrets, one commonly occurring theme is the absence of open communication among these couples regarding finances. The motivation for that lack of communication, however, is where the nuance of the situation lies.
Pursuant to SR-FINRA-2020-026 as extended by SR-FINRA-2020-043 and SR-FINRA-2021-005, FINRA has adopted temporary Supplementary Material .07 under FINRA Rule 1220 providing that individuals who were designated to function as Operations Professionals prior to March 3, 2021 will be given until June 30, 2021 to pass the appropriate examination. FINRA does not anticipate providing any further extension of this relief beyond June 30, 2021.
When we experience a big change, we need support to help us make it to the other side. Developmental psychology, and particularly the seminal work of D.W. Winnicott, offers a way to do this: through transitional objects. These objects — whether they take the form of a physical item (like a security blanket) or something more abstract (like a routine, habit, or action) — provide the necessary grounding to help us navigate uncertainty.
The timing and content of key yearly federal guidance provided to single audit practitioners needs to be more responsive to auditors’ input and needs, according to a U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) report to Congress.