CPAFMA Founder Passes
On Saturday, March 19, 2022, Clifford Brownstein of North Potomac, MD passed away peacefully with his wife at his bedside. Cliff was a founding member of the Association for Accounting Administrators (now CPA Firm Management Association). Together with Don Scholl and Gene Cohen, Cliff was responsible for the organization and launching of the Association. These three had the vision which has led to successful practice management for ...
Read MorePCPS George Willie Ethnically Diverse Student Scholarship & Internship Cosponsoring Firms Selected
In an effort to help accounting firms develop ethnically diverse talent, PCPS has selected ten firms to cosponsor an internship to students with diverse backgrounds during busy season 2023
Read More2022 CPAFMA Technology Survey Findings
The CPA Firm Management Association recently conducted its fourth comprehensive Information Technology survey tailored specifically to member firms with the goal of identifying the applications, products, and processes utilized by peers. The survey was conducted in December 2021 to determine what information technology firms would be utilizing in 2022 and compared to the results from previous surveys where appropriate. This survey further ...
Read MoreAbdo COO is the Firm’s First Non-CPA Partner
Abdo, a Minnesota-based public accounting firm providing audit, tax and consulting services for a wide range of governments, organizations and businesses, announces the promotion of its COO, Jana Cinnamon, to the position of partner. She is the first non-CPA partner in the firm’s history.
Read MoreSupreme Court's OSHA Ruling Puts Many Employers Back on The Spot
The U.S. Supreme Court blocked enforcement of the Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s mandate-or-testing rule for large employers, and many businesses now have a high-stakes decision to make. In its 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court found the OSHA rule to be an overreach of emergency authority by the federal agency — capping off weeks of legal twists, turns and uncertainty that frustrated many employers. Employment attorneys ...
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