What is the accounting profession and its public practice firms doing to address its demographic crisis?

Is the accounting profession doing enough to bring CPAs into public practice?

As older CPAs look to transition their accounting firms, they're finding the profession has lost its appeal

The first of a three-part series on the greying of Canadian accountants in public practice

Canada will require auditors to report significant new information in audit reports

Spectre of losing labour mobility looms large despite cross-border career opportunities

Fix these five marketing failings and stop losing potential clients and revenue

New campaign positions Chartered Professional Accountants as being on the right side of change

Amanda Whitewood, FCPA, FCMA, named vice-chair, Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada

In a two-part series, a new study tells a cautionary tale for Canadian accounting academia

Chartered Professional Accountants weigh in on the challenges of complying with a new ethics standard

New IESBA ethics standard addresses client confidentiality vs. public interest