COSO Issues Guidance on Robotic Process Automation - The CPA Journal
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) continues to proliferate in organizations. Responding to governance challenges and impacts on financial reporting, the| The CPA Journal
Imagine this scenario: in a tax planning meeting with a client, a CPA identifies a great opportunity to reduce their tax liability—perhaps through a retirement plan. The client then turns to their investment advisor to establish the account, expecting a seamless handoff. But instead of handling it, the advisor pushes the responsibility back onto the […] The post Getting Rewarded for Serving Clients appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) continues to proliferate in organizations. Responding to governance challenges and impacts on financial reporting, the| The CPA Journal
Catch up on the top Canadian ag news: Canadian agriculture needs to pivot; flax eyes omega-3 shortage opportunity; CWD program consultation extended.| The Western Producer
As part of ARTSLab’s Community Immersive Technology Hub (CITH) initiative, graduate student Ella Pigg (MFA, Experimental Art & Technology) and undergraduate student Finn Ellis (Computer Science) designed and developed Neon Forge, a virtual reality experience created specifically for the event. Bands of Enchantment is a PBS television series and internationally streamed festival in which musical […] The post ARTSLab’s Neon Forge at Bands of Enchantment Music Festival appeared first on ...| ARTSLab – The University of New Mexico
As part of ARTSLab’s New Mexico Dance Hackathon program, dancers and technology artists collaborated over several months to create new works that explored a range of topics, movement styles, and technological tools. The participants were encouraged to take creative risks and were supported by a team of artists versed in technology and choreography to help […]| ARTSLab - The University of New Mexico
Editor’s Note: This article is the first of a series in a new column, Corporate Governance Corner, exploring corporate governance issues and the role CPAs play as trusted advisors to management. CPAs, whether working for public accounting firms or in industry, are in a unique position to recognize and communicate to business leaders that good governance […] The post The Ongoing Evolution of Organizational Governance appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
In Brief The rising popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) has made many CPAs feel unsure about the ways in which their profession may be affected. There are already some tedious tasks that AI can help humans complete, such as summarizing longer documents for ease of reading. As AI technology improves, many professionals are looking for […] The post How Artificial Intelligence May Impact the Accounting Profession appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
Column Editor’s Note: This article is the first in a series that will spotlight academics detailing their experience and research in the field of accounting and DEI across different, and sometimes familiar, spaces. This article features noted scholar Dr. Sedzani Musundwa, winner of the Private and Public Sector Academic of the Year Award for her dedication […] The post In Times Like These appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
The U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. (138 S. Ct. 2080, 2018) overturned years of precedent that had precluded states from imposing sales taxes on sellers who derived sales from a state but had no physical presence there (e.g., payroll or property). Today, the impact of Wayfair has reached far beyond sales […] The post How Wayfair’s Economic Nexus Has Redefined Business Tax Obligations appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
In Brief Of the many kinds of technologies that professionals have encountered in recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) presents perhaps the greatest challenge. CPAs that do not become comfortable with AI and integrate it into their toolkit risk falling behind the technology curve. This article aims to demystify the AI concept for accountants and provide […] The post Strategies for CPAs to Become Artificial Intelligence (AI) Savvy appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
There has been growing pressure—from investors, from the Financial Stability Board (FSB), and from the International Organization of Securities| The CPA Journal
ARTSLab hosted an illuminating evening with Elaine Buckholtz, a light installation artist whose work transforms architecture and landscape into quiet spectacles of wonder. The post Gale Memorial Lecture Series: Artist Talk with Elaine Buckholtz appeared first on ARTSLab - The University of New Mexico.| ARTSLab – The University of New Mexico
ARTSLab welcomed the multidisciplinary duo Melissa Dubbin & Aaron S. Davidson, whose poetic mechanobiological works examine design, technology, and synthetic life.| ARTSLab - The University of New Mexico
The accounting profession stands at an inflection point. We’re facing both a generational pipeline crisis and an accelerating wave of technological disruption. Emerging technologies—artificial intelligence (AI) in particular—has captured the profession’s attention, for good reason. While some headlines predict AI will render traditional accounting roles obsolete, the reality is far more nuanced, and far more […] The post Meeting the Moment appeared first on The CPA Journal.| The CPA Journal
Note from Column Editor Tracey J. Niemotko: Jack Woods is currently a senior at Marist University, pursuing a bachelor's degree in professional| The CPA Journal
On October 18th, the ARTSLab became something more than a venue. It became a place where music, memory, and meaning intertwined| ARTSLab – The University of New Mexico
In Brief The proliferation of technology throughout modern business has created novel opportunities for financial statement fraud. But technology tools| The CPA Journal
