News & Updates

To ensure Virginia citizens receive services from well-skilled CPAs equipped with the latest knowledge, the Virginia Board of Accountancy requires CPAs to take a certain amount of continuing professional education (CPE) each year. If you fall behind on this requirement, you could be subject to fines or other consequences after a CPE audit.

No longer a luxury tool for large companies, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems can help businesses of all sizes enhance operations and grow revenue.

Burnout is fueling workplace frustration, cynicism and absenteeism. Leaders can chart a path forward and right the ship.

In an era where cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, the importance of robust cyber insurance coverage for nonprofits cannot be overstated. However, many nonprofit organizations find themselves facing challenges when it comes to understanding and navigating their cyber insurance policies.

In 2025, a new CEO of the American Institute of CPAs and Association of International Certified Professional Accountants took the reins from long-time leader Barry Melancon, CPA, CGMA. Mark Koziel, CPA, CGMA, has hit the ground running to get acclimated to his new position.

When is the best time to start collecting Social Security retirement benefits? This issue is complex; every person’s situation is unique. The best decision for one person may not be correct for another in a different situation.

Do something. CPAs have sounded the alarm for years: The pipeline of new talent joining the profession is getting smaller and smaller (the data backs it up — just read the latest AICPA Trends report). They want to see multiple paths to the CPA available to make the profession accessible for all students, including minorities and adults switching careers.

The world is changing fast. Should the qualifications to become a CPA change too? The VSCPA is introducing legislation in 2025 to add an additional pathway to become a CPA.