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The power skills needed to lead effectively — from the AICPA’s vice chair
Journal of Accountancy (June 8, 2023) – Carla McCall, CPA, CGMA, was a prominent speaker at AICPA & CIMA ENGAGE 2023 for good reason. On this episode of the Journal of Accountancy podcast, McCall, recently named AICPA vice chair, discusses her career path and interest in volunteering while also serving as managing partner of the firm […]
Mass AG Amends Form PC Filing Requirements
On May 31, 2023, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell enacted several important changes to the state charity filing, the Form PC. AAFCPAs has highlighted the changes below and how they will affect Massachusetts nonprofit organizations. Mandatory Filing of Form PCs through Online Charity Portal Effective September 1, 2023, all Form PC filings which are […]
Carla McCall CPA CGMA Named AICPA Vice Chair, and Among Most Powerful Women Accounting
Boston, MA (June 7, 2023) – AAFCPAs, a preeminent 300-member CPA and consulting firm specializing in tax, assurance, accounting, wealth management, business process and IT advisory solutions, is pleased to announce Carla McCall, CPA, CGMA, Managing Partner at AAFCPAs, has been elected as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of the American Institute of […]
Employee Spotlight: Audit Practice
At AAFCPAs, our people are our greatest asset. We are delighted to spotlight five exceptional AAFCPAs team members for their contributions over the years and advancement within our audit practice. Their integrity, client service, and dedication have helped to set AAFCPAs apart, foster our winning culture, and delight our clientele. Let’s take a look at […]
QuickBooks Desktop 2020 Service Discontinued
In a recent announcement, Intuit provided details about their discontinuation of QuickBooks Desktop 2020 service, effective May 31, 2023. This includes all 2020 versions of QuickBooks Desktop Pro, QuickBooks Desktop Premier, QuickBooks Desktop for Mac, and QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 20.0. Other Intuit products are affected by the software discontinuation. Those who didn’t upgrade QuickBooks Desktop […]
Optimize Your New ERP or GL System
Change is never easy. But as businesses evolve and leadership are pressed to maintain lean operations amid mounting cost constraints, adaptation becomes necessary. Optimizing your technology is no exception. Take Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and general ledger systems implementation, for example. Driven to get the greatest return for our investment, we commit a huge amount […]
AAFCPAs Recommends Common Sense Precautions After Spoofed Email
AAFCPAs was recently informed that one of its email accounts had been spoofed, i.e., an outside party impersonated the company while sending spam. Consequently, some individuals may have received an email that appeared authentic but contained inappropriate or spam-like content or promoted products or services that we do not sell. We want to assure you […]
AAFCPAs Welcomes New Assistant Director, Career Development & Engagement
Mary-Katharine Hardy Joins AAFCPAs’ Talent Management Department AAFCPAs names Mary-Katharine (Mary-Kate) Hardy as its new Assistant Director, Career Development & Engagement. In this role, she provides advisory support and professional coaching designed to help team members proactively manage their careers. She also is a leader in the company’s Professional Advancement & Development (PAD) program, which […]
Keeping an Eye on the Economy for Nonprofits and Insight from the Banking Crisis
During AAFCPAs’ recent Virtual Nonprofit Seminar, Kevin P. Hodson, CMT, AIF®, Wealth Advisor at AAF Wealth Management, shared insight on the economy and from the recent banking crisis, including the FDIC’s $250K insurance limit, and ways nonprofit organizations can protect their assets going forward. Opening his presentation, Kevin discussed two topics that come up repeatedly […]