News & Updates

When change hasn’t happened for more than a decade, it can make even the most dedicated of professionals throw their hands in the air and say “enough”. Wanting to have an impact on the profession as a whole, this is the position Maksymiw found himself in. His is a story that seems to be becoming more and more prevalent.

Inspiration Architect, Donny Shimamoto, CPA, CITP, CGMA, joins “Dear Accountant” podcast host CeCe Leung, CPA, to talk about all things accounting, technology, small businesses and Asian Representation.

Why are CPAs moving from tax and audit to get into advisory work? The bottom line, according to Transformation Talks guest Odysseus Lanier, is that advisory work is lower risk with a higher margin.

While most leaders understand the importance of DEI initiatives, how can they move the needle past annual trainings to true DEI teams?

Cybersecurity guidance from EBSA has only been out for a little over a year, but the threats have been around for decades. What should a retirement plan committee consider to best mitigate risk?

A recent podcast that included two thought leaders attempted to answer a specific question: Can ESG help balance business decisions in a post-growth world?

The Center for Accounting Transformation is pleased to welcome Michelle “Miki” McLean to the organization’s Headquarters Team and back to the IntrapriseTechKnowlogies, LLC (ITK) family. With more than 30 years’ experience in customer service, Miki is no stranger to the profession.

Those who hesitate to adopt mature technologies could find themselves too far behind to easily catch up.

In his blog posted on CPA Trendlines, Donny Shimamoto shares how firms should be embracing hybrid vendors that combine technology and services to offload lower end (and non-client facing) work, so that your team can focus on the analysis of the resulting data.

Small and regional firms can gain an advantage by partnering with accounting technology vendors that enable them to innovate and incorporate technology into their services more quickly than the larger firms.