News & Updates
Technology in accounting: Drones, AI and data analytics
October 30, 2018
VSCPA Technology & Innovation Month Spotlight: George Forsythe, CPA
October 30, 2018
Technical Reviewer Tips: Risk Assessment Procedures and Documentation
October 17, 2018
To Link In or Not Link In: That Is the Question
September 07, 2018
VSCPA Corporate Finance Month Spotlight: Nathan Perrine, CPA
August 22, 2018
VSCPA Corporate Finance Month Spotlight: Theresa Welenteychik, CPA
August 22, 2018
Member Spotlight: Molly Brown, 'Boot Camp' and a CPA Culture
August 21, 2018
Member Spotlight: Harold Martin's Path to the Valuation Hall of Fame
July 23, 2018
Member Spotlight: Terry Blevins Helped Shape Internet Advertising
June 21, 2018
U.S. Tax Reform and its Impact on the Global Economy
June 15, 2018
2018 Outstanding Member of the Year: Harry Dickinson, CPA
May 16, 2018
Meet the 2018–2019 VSCPA Educational Foundation Board of Directors Chair: Randy Spurrier, CPA
May 16, 2018
Meet the 2018 Top 5 Under 35
May 16, 2018
Financial Fitness Quiz
May 15, 2018
The Power of Compound Interest
April 26, 2018
The Tax Implications of Becoming a Landlord
April 25, 2018
Member Spotlight: Henry Davis's Unexpected Career Path
April 23, 2018
Member Spotlight: Kellie Fedkenheuer Makes a Difference Through Government Auditing, Ethics Teaching
April 23, 2018
2016 VSCPA Outstanding Member of the Year: Jim Shepherd, CPA
March 13, 2018
Two years out from his term as chair of the VSCPA Board ofDirectors, Jim Shepherd, CPA, hasn&rsquo ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING;t shifted focus from his goal of setting the highest standards possible for the way CPAs interact with and help their clients. He’s just more focused on the micro than the macro. That commitment to quality, professionalism and kindness — along with a perpetual willingness to help out anyone who asks — is the reason Shepherd is the 2016 VSCPA Outstanding Member of the Year. It’s
2017–2018 VSCPA Board of Directors Chair: Staci Henshaw, CPA
March 13, 2018
At first glance, Staci Henshaw, CPA, might seem like an unusual choice for VSCPA Board of Directors chair. After all, she works for the state government, away from the rank and file of the traditional public accountant — even in a tower (albeit not an ivory one). That’s just part of the picture, though. The other part is that Henshaw’s agency, the Virginia Auditor of Public Accounts (APA), is every bit as invested in a strong CPA profession as any firm you could find. The APA is the