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    Blockchain and Cryptoassets: A Wrap Up and Look Ahead

    Posted: December 10, 2020
    There are several big-picture trends and directions in blockchain and cryptoassets that CPAs should be keeping an eye on as the calendar flips to 2021.
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    How CPAs Should Advise Small Business Clients Ahead of Reopenings

    Posted: November 17, 2020
    Few small businesses in the U.S. have been unscathed by the pandemic. To help small business owners assess their options ahead of a full reopening, here is a checklist that CPAs can use to discuss with them.
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    Key Ways to Boost Your Virtual Connection Points

    Posted: October 30, 2020
    CPAs need to continue finding innovative ways to virtually connect with colleagues, targets and clients. Why? Because mastering virtual events can have a significant impact on long-term growth, facilitating important connections and bringing prospects back for more. ​
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    Why More Ph.D.s in Accounting Can Help Diversify the Profession

    Posted: October 1, 2020
    Increasing the number of diverse accounting professionals with Ph.D.s — individuals committed to teaching at colleges and universities — is one strategy that can have a major impact on what the profession looks like in the future.
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    The SBA’s Latest Guidance Analyzed: Why Borrowers May Have to Rethink Their Approach to Loan Forgiveness

    Posted: September 2, 2020
    The SBA issued another Interim Final Rule, effective as of Aug. 25, defining who is an owner-employee of a C corporation or S corporation, and whether certain non-payroll costs involving transactions with related parties are eligible for loan forgiveness. These two areas have been of great concern to borrowers and their advisors. Here are some considerations.