Footnote Magazine
February/March 2011: Leadership
Member notes
Updates from our members, including promotions, new hires, speaking engagements and firm news.
The case of possible independence hiccups
Ethics Q & A with Charles Selcer, CPA: The case of possible independence hiccups
Farewell message
MNCPA chair, Jim Eichten, recognizes individuals who had an impact on his career and thanks those who supported him during his term as board chairman.
Leadership Cabinet 2011: Now accepting applications
Are you interested in building your leadership skills, meeting other MNCPA members and helping the MNCPA plan for the future?
Top 10 most outrageous tax deductions Need a good laugh? Read this.
MNCPA’s 2010 list of outrageous tax deductions and commentary from a CPA comedian.
Mirror, mirror
Learn how you can become more confident and an effective leader of people.
Staff and managers: Beware of significant CPA exam changes
Are you or your staff preparing to take the CPA exam? All aspects of the CPA exam change on Jan. 1 – content, format and process.
New firm name?
A firm name change is probably not something that comes up often. But when it does, you'll need a plan. From the letterhead to the sign on the door, there will be plenty to keep you busy.
New survey shows small steps in firm growth; clients continue to struggle
The national MAP survey reveals national and local average CPA firm billing rates, the recessions’ impact on firms, firm growth and more.
Survey offers optimism for Greater Minnesota economy
CPAs and corporate finance leaders in Greater Minnesota anticipate positive revenue in 2011. The MNCPA surveyed more than 500 members in Greater Minnesota. The survey found 29.3 percent expected revenue growth in 2010; and 41.3 percent expect revenue growth in 2011.
New HR changes: Are you in compliance?
Get highlights of new payroll tax and health care reform changes that employers must implement.
Changes at the Capitol -- What will it mean for CPAs?
The 2010 elections brought significant changes to government in Minnesota. For the first time since 1990 Minnesota's governor is a Democrat, and for the first time since the early 70s the legislature will be controlled by Republicans.