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One of the hottest topics in the profession right now is compensation. Accounting Today recently released its 2025 Salary Survey, which offers a comprehensive look at pay across firms of all sizes and levels.  Dan Hood, editor in chief of Accounting Today, breaks down the survey results and what they mean for firms, professionals and the CPA pipeline.

Find out about the new standard from the Financial Accounting Standards Board that updates the guidance on accounting for internal-use software costs.

This fall, a new advanced placement course is being piloted at 100 high schools across the country. AP Business with Personal Finance is designed to give high school students a strong foundation in business, economics and personal finance and, importantly for the accounting profession, it includes a significant unit on accounting. Hear about the impact of the course from Livingston High School’s Alex Lamon - one of the teachers piloting the program - and Alexander Chang, a student who has taken the course.

The AICPA has issued an updated practice aid to help firms implement the new quality management standards. See if it can help you.

The filing deadline for New Jersey's three property tax relief programs is around the corner. Christina Quinones of the New Jersey Division of Taxation joins us to discuss who is eligible for each program and how to apply. Don’t miss out on the relief you’re entitled to.

The GENIUS Act includes robust new requirements for stablecoin users, including reserve backing; transparency and audits; anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance; and restrictions on marketing and yield.

Whether you call it soft skills, people skills, relational abilities or core professional competencies — communication, emotional intelligence and adaptability often make a big difference in a professional’s career growth. CPA and author Jerry Maginnis returns to the podcast to discuss the role of soft skills in a successful career.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has issued a new standard for the measurement of credit losses for accounts receivable and contract assets. Are you prepared to implement it?

As the next generation of accountants and finance professionals enters the workforce, one priority stands at the forefront: building a workplace that not only attracts younger talent but also keeps them engaged and inspired for the long haul. Alex Romero of Galasso Learning Solutions discusses do and don'ts for both employers and young staff.

Does your nonprofit receive government grants? The accounting rules may be changing.

Mark Koziel, CPA, CGMA, the new president and CEO of the American Institute of CPAs, recently sat down with Aiysha (AJ) Johnson, MA, IOM, CEO and executive director of the NJCPA, to discuss numerous issues impacting the accounting profession.

Misinformation about the One Big Beautiful Bill was rampant even before it was signed into law on July 4. Joining us to separate fact from fiction about several provisions of the bill is Lauren Landolfi, CPA, shareholder and tax department practice leader at WilkinGuttenplan.

Are you ready to step up your fraud detection game? Following three years of research, the AICPA’s Auditing Standards Board has proposed updates to the Statement on Auditing Standards regarding auditors’ responsibilities related to fraud. Get an overview of the proposal.

Get a rundown on what’s included — and not included — in New Jersey’s $58.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2026.

In a recent Forbes article, Paul Peterson, CPA, CEO and managing partner of Wiss, wrote that if you were designing the accounting profession from scratch today, it wouldn’t look anything like the version most firms are still trying to maintain. Paul joins us for a discussion about how firms are adapting to the changes in career expectations, shifting client expectations, the impact of AI and more.

Succession planning isn’t just about stepping away; it’s about protecting the future of a CPA firm, ensuring smooth leadership transitions, and maintaining client trust and operational continuity. Alvin Fennell and Stan Sterna from Aon join us to discuss how firms can mitigate risk when going through a leadership transition.

Succession planning isn’t just about stepping away; it’s about protecting the future of a CPA firm, ensuring smooth leadership transitions, and maintaining client trust and operational continuity. Alvin Fennell and Stan Sterna from Aon join us to discuss how firms can mitigate risk when going through a leadership transition.

A new law, initiated by the NJCPA and the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, requires the state auditor to provide a plain-language summary of New Jersey’s full financial picture — well beyond what’s included in the annual budget. Former state treasurer David Rousseau joins us to discuss what’s included in the new report and how New Jersey compares to surrounding states.

Good news for the accounting profession: Recent research shows that progress is being made in getting more young people interested in pursuing an accounting career. In this episode, we speak with Liz Barentzen of the Center for Audit Quality, who breaks down the significant findings of this study. We explore the factors contributing to this trend and discuss actions the profession can take to continue attracting and retaining talented young professionals.

As part of the ongoing efforts to attract more people into the accounting profession, there are legislative efforts in New Jersey and across the country to create an additional pathway to CPA licensure. Get an update on where things stand and what’s included in the legislation.