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Most small businesses lack disaster plans
Although natural disasters can strike anywhere at anytime, many businesses do not have disaster plans.
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Wisconsin updates guidance for Wayfair decision
The Wisconsin DOR updated guidance for the South Dakota v Wayfair ruling that includes frequently asked questions, resource links and registration and collection dates.
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Free guides simplify CPA Exam studying
Free section-specific guides are available from the AICPA for CPA Exam candidates.
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CPA Exam administration expands in Europe
The AICPA, NASBA and Prometric announced the Uniform CPA Exam will be administered in England, Germany, Ireland and Scotland starting Monday, Oct. 1.
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Blockchain creates opportunity for accountants
Blockchain’s ability to streamline processes and provide accurate data makes it a natural technology for the accounting profession.
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Microsoft offers a peek at Outlook’s redesign
Significant upgrades to Microsoft Office are ready for public viewing.
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Assess and minimize risks of small business cyberattack
Small businesses without budgets for cybersecurity are at risk for cyberattacks.
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Is microlearning right for you?
Learning in small, specific bursts across a variety of channels and devices is an educational benefit for many individuals.
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Protect yourself from public USB charging ports
Public charging ports are convenient, but they can be risky when it comes to protecting your data.
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PCAOB issues more guidance on new audit disclosures
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) issued a second round of guidance on auditing standard AS 3101, “The Auditor’s Report on an Audit of Financial Statements when the Auditor Expresses an Unqualified Opinion.”