We all know the saying “practice makes progress.” If you want to do anything well, you have to practice to get better at it. Any speech or performance requires at least a little practice, so why not practice how you perform a tax interview? Role-playing is a great way to hone your skills for a […]
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How to Make Your Resume Stand Out In the Finance and Accounting Industry
When you’ve spent four years studying a niche, like accounting or finance, it can be pretty crushing to realize that you need more for your resume to stand out. But ultimately, everyone applying for the jobs you’re looking at studied for four years too. So, how can you put your best foot forward to get […]
10 Tips for Leading Through A Crisis
Times are uncertain and many things have been left up in the air. For many employees, managers and business owners this uncertainty only enhances fear and stress. In times like these, as a small business owner, I have relied on these ten tips to lead and empower my employees through this unknown territory. 1. Accept […]
How To Celebrate Small Businesses: Quarantine Style
Small Business Week may have been postponed by SBA, but it doesn’t mean we can’t take it upon ourselves to get in the spirit of supporting small businesses! Due to the COVID-19 virus, many small businesses across the country are struggling. Stay-at-home orders have forced them to shut down and change the way they work. […]
The IMA Release Pass Rates For New CMA Exam Curriculum
The IMA have released the pass rates for the first testing window of the revised CMA (Certified Management Accountant) exam content.The testing window spanned January to February 2020, and was the first of three testing periods this year. Of a pool of more than 5,000 Part 1 and Part 2 exam parts taken during the […]
Resources for Running Your Tax Business Remotely
The COVID-19 crisis has forced businesses to adapt to doing business virtually while managing a remote workforce. Although these circumstances are not ideal, tax season must go on! Here are a few technology tools to help make remote teamwork and management that much easier. Video Conferencing Weekly meetings to discuss major priorities look a little […]
NASBA recommends state boards extend testing windows
The CPA Exam is difficult enough at the best of times – but right now, with COVID-19 impacting study journeys and delaying test dates, it’s even tougher. Typically CPA candidates have 18 months to sit for and pass all four sections of the CPA Exam. However, because of these delays, NASBA is encouraging state boards […]
5 Reasons Why Tax Prep is a Fantastic Thing to Learn Right Now
1- Adding to your resume is always a good idea Learning something new is a good thing, even if it’s just expanding on something you already know a little – or a lot – about. Not only does it keep your mind active, but it also helps you grow in new ways. Continuous learning can […]
Considering an Accounting Certification? Here’s How Your Career Will Thank You.
Getting any accounting certification takes time – it requires patience, dedication and countless study hours. But as the accounting industry continues to change, and becomes more and more technological, accounting firms are looking for something to differentiate their candidates. Earning an accounting credential can do just that – and there are many to choose from; […]