Meet TSCPA Member: John Thomas, CPA, CGMA
Few TSCPA members can say they had their first exposure to the accounting profession during the years of World War II. View More
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Few TSCPA members can say they had their first exposure to the accounting profession during the years of World War II. View More
Over a decade ago, the FASB established the Private Company Council to address accounting concerns associated with private companies. The PCC works with the FASB in determining whether accounting alternatives or practical expedients for private companies are needed in the U.S. GAAP. The FASB has issued several Accounting Standards Updates as a result of its joint effort with the PCC. View More
Winning in today’s world means companies must build a brand for themselves and for their people. Winning in today’s world for individuals means intentionally building their personal brand daily. View More
Financial literacy education has historically been a natural fit for those in the CPA profession. With that in mind, TSCPA member Dr. Ann Davis and her colleagues, Drs. Alma Núñez, Jane Baker, and Jennifer Meadows, recently launched an interdisciplinary financial literacy program aimed at young children called Money Maker$pace, along with the help of their college students. View More
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 was signed into law by President Biden on Aug. 16. Interestingly, this Act began its journey into becoming law under a completely different name and year. The Act was originally introduced to the House of Representatives in September 2021 as the Build Back Better bill. View More
With the rise in popularity of short-form digital media apps, younger generations have become accustomed to consuming information in bite-sized snippets, making nano learning a buzzword in the educational space. View More
More than an estimated $4.7 trillion is lost annually to occupational fraud worldwide, according to an Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) report. Corporate CPAs, like it or not, are on the front lines in the fraud battles our companies constantly face, and we must constantly look for potential red flags. Unfortunately, it only seems to be getting harder. View More
ESG stands for environmental, social and governance and is often used interchangeably with sustainability, corporate responsibility (CR), corporate social responsibility (CSR), and triple bottom line. Fundamentally, sustainable business practices consider the future effects of business policies and activities. View More
Businesses are required to ensure compliance. So, why not automate regulatory compliance? View More
The Inflation Reduction Act1 of 2022 (the Act) was signed into law on Aug. 16, 2022. The Act has implications from an accounting and financial reporting perspective that certain entities should consider. In this article, we provide an overview of some possible accounting impacts for corporate entities across three areas. View More