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Ashley Kittrell
| Oct 16, 2019
Join us in Olympia on January 15 for one of the year’s most important advocacy events. Learn about current issues facing the profession on a national and state level. Most importantly, meet with your legislators not just as constituents but as representatives of the CPA profession.
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Monette Anderson
| Oct 16, 2019
Scholarship applications for the Washington CPA Foundation’s next award year are live! With 20 applications started less than a month into the application period (which ends February 17th) it seems that word has perhaps, finally, gotten out.
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Ashley Kittrell
| Oct 15, 2019
There are some new rules in town. At the Public Rules Hearing held on July 26, 2019, the State Board of Accountancy approved several continuing professional education rules. Many of the changes clarify or align more closely with the Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA) and go into effect January 1, 2020.
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Ryan Jenkins
| Oct 15, 2019
Generation Z is disrupting recruiting, training, managing, and more in 2019 and beyond. They are entering the workplace. Because of their high-tech and hyper-connected upbringing, they will bring a new set of behaviors, expectations, and preferences into the workplace. Read about the seven changes Generation Z employees will create.
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Trevor Everitt
| Oct 14, 2019
Helping your employees avoid work burnout isn’t just good for morale; it’s also good for your organization’s bottom line. Here are some tips to help you prevent or counter employee exhaustion and exasperation.
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