Texas Close to Allowing CPA Candidates to Test with 120 Credits
The bill, passed by the Texas Senate on Tuesday, now advances to the Texas House of Representatives for a vote.
Accounting & Audit
Assessing an Accountant’s Suitability for Remote Working
Among staff who have become remote workers, some thrive in this ‘new normal,’ whilst others genuinely miss the in-person interactions, even if they don’t miss the commute.
After $3.5 Billion Accounting Error, South Carolina Comptroller Could Be Ousted
Some state senators have suggested Richard Eckstrom be fired and the office stripped of several responsibilities.
Biden Issues First Veto on GOP’s Anti-ESG Investing Bill
The president kept in place a regulation allowing retirement plans to consider ESG factors in investment decisions.