There are many baffling laws, regulations, and deadlines in the US tax code. While not everyone is required to submit a tax return, the majority of those who generate an income must do so each year.

A CPA's salary is often in the high five figures, with senior CPAs in management earning six figures.

You wear different hats and are constantly pressed for time as the owner and operator of a small business. You are bogged down by daily duties like product development, client relations, inventory management, and so on.

The irony to many workplaces is that they can simultaneously be sources of information overload but also of major gaps in communication.

You never stop learning, regardless of whether you're about to pass the Uniform CPA exam or are currently employed as a CPA.

It's no secret that a happy, positive work environment is key to productivity and creativity. But what do you do when things get tough, and morale is low? 

The process of obtaining and managing CPE credits is complex. You must choose which courses to enroll in, confirm that they satisfy the prerequisites, fit them into your calendar, manage your credits, and report your credits.

With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), many people wonder if robots will soon take over bookkeeping and other financial tasks.

We have a client who engaged us to help them integrate an acquisition and structure a financial function for their rapidly growing company and guide its financial strategy as the company grew. Or at least we thought that was the plan.

After becoming a certified CPA, you will need to complete continuing professional education (CPE) courses to renew your CPA license every 1-3 years in order to retain your professional competence.