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| More than 40 accountants pass Kentucky CPA exam The Kentucky State Board of Accountancy recently announced the results of those who took its Uniform CPA Examination during the January February testing window. Accountants must pass the exam in order to earn their CPA designation. feeds.bizjournals.com |
Accounting industry faces its own doctor shortage According to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, more than 64,000 students graduated with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting last year, the highest level in more than 30 years. But even as these numbers rise, the number of doctorate degrees is steadily declining. To reverse this trend, the AICPA has created an Accounting Doctoral Scholars Program, which provides cash incentives for accountants to pursue their doctorates. More than 70 accounting firms and several state CPA societies, including the Massachusetts Society of CPAs, have committed $15 million to the program. Dennis Hanno, dean of the Undergraduate School at Babson College and chairman of the Educator Credential Committee for the State Board of Public Accountancy, spoke with Focus Editor Chris Mahoney about the Ph.D shortage. feeds.feedburner.com |
Tax Procrastinators' Choice You can file late, and even pay late, with interest. Just don't try calling the IRS on April 15. forbes.com |
Distressed bank deals the focus for D.C. matchmaker As more private investors look to snap up distressed banks, Corporate Risk Advisors LLC wants to help them do it. feeds.bizjournals.com |
MaloneBailey enters New York with acquisition Accounting firm MaloneBailey LLP has expanded to New York City with the acquisition of offices, clients and staff from Big Apple-based Kempisty & Co. bizjournals.com |