Journal of Accountancy Podcast

Why are small business owners optimistic? And why do they have cause for concern? A close follower of small business has answers.

This episode addresses how and why CPA licensure requirements might evolve as a result of the technological revolution that's transforming the accounting profession.

Legislation in states around the country could put CPA licensure in danger. This episode examines what practitioners need to know to help ensure the profession is protected.

FASB vice chairman Jim Kroeker shares advice for successful implementation of accounting standards, as well as what's on the horizon for FASB.

Ted Benna talks about how and why he came up with the 401(k), its advantages and drawbacks, how he'd change it if given the chance, and how it's reshaped retirement.

What is the top challenge U.S. finance executives say they are facing? This podcast explores that challenge, along with projections for the coming year.

Misty Geer, CPA, CGMA, believes that strong management goes beyond ethical behavior, efficiency, and carrying out company strategy — even though each of those is important. Managers are a key reason that employees show up to work engaged or not. Geer explains how managers can live their values, set clear expectations on schedules, engage in two-way communication, and more.

Not-for-profits have their own specific concerns related to the Financial Accounting Standards Board's new revenue recognition standard. Find out in this episode how the new standard applies to not-for-profits.

Lindsay Stevenson, CPA, CGMA, has a message for those of us who doubt ourselves or let a fear of failure take hold in this special-edition podcast recorded at AICPA ENGAGE 2019 in Las Vegas.

What's at the heart of fraud incidents? Opportunity is one angle, but so is rationalization, according to a university professor who has studied fraud through documentary filmmaking.