Pennsylvania CPA Journal
The Pennsylvania CPA Journal is the flagship publication of Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Published quarterly, this striking, four-color publication provides updates on technical issues in the profession and reports on current developments and programs offered by the association. CPAs across Pennsylvania turn to it for practical, timely information and news about the accounting profession.
Pennsylvania CPA Journal Podcasts
- Strong Governance Can Be a Nonprofit’s Recipe for Success
- Author Douglas W. Ofcharsky, CPA, takes a look at the latest trends in nonprofit governance, offering a series of suggestions to ensure that your nonprofit is primed for success.
- Eye-Popping Opportunities in the Online World: CPAs Be Aware
- Authors Ed Nickerson and Bruce A. Leauby, CPA, CFE, PhD, look at the way emerging social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, are changing the way CPAs do business.
- Can’t Block Out Tax Law and Financial Reporting Cacophony
- Author Edward R. Jenkins Jr., CPA, provides an update on some of the more recent changes in the areas of taxation, financial reporting, and auditing, and how they are combining to create a difficult work environment for those involved in the...
- Gen Y Anatomy Lesson: They're Not Alien, Just Different
- This cover story from the fall 2010 Pennsylvania CPA Journal, which was authored by Mary Jeanne Welsh, CPA, PhD, and Paul R. Brazina, CPA, talks about the impact Generation Y will have as they enter the accounting workplace, and what members of...
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 View the digital edition of the winter 2012 Pennsylvania CPA Journal 
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