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December 2020/January 2021

It's the busiest time of the year for many, so make sure to carve out time to get caught up with the latest articles in the December/January Footnote, including:
  • Learn about the four themes that women leaders have in common.
  • How best to prepare for busy season this year with clients.
  • Did COVID-19 cause unintended residency tax consequences?

Spotlights
Updates from our members, including promotions, new hires, speaking engagements and firm news.

The case of Sid Seizure’s independence
Charles Selcer, CPA, MBA
MNCPA member Chuck Selcer shares his knowledge about ethics requirements and laws with unique humorous fictitious stories.

Embracing the ‘silver’
Ben Ellingson, CPA, CGMA
Get insight and news from MNCPA leadership about the organization and professional issues.

Advancement of women in public accounting
Kristine DeVinck, CPA, MBA, EdD
Women continue to be underrepresented in the leadership of public accounting firms and are not progressing to the top of the profession at the same rate as their male counterparts. 

Preparing for busy season 2021
Kristen Rampe, CPA
With 2020 nearly behind us, here are five scenarios you might find yourself in and tactics you can try to prepare for the upcoming busy season based on lessons learned in the past nine months.

Working from the beach: Minnesota residency and unintended tax consequences
Masha Yevzelman, Esq.
In the time of COVID-19, working remotely from another state can have unintended tax consequences for the individual and for his or her employer.

Three MNCPA members recognized as CFOs of the Year
Corey Butler, MNCPA communications manager
We recently caught up with all three to reflect on the recognition and their careers.

Staff connectivity ideas in the age of COVID-19
Corey Butler, MNCPA communications manager
As many CPAs will share, having time to connect with your peers and refresh is a pillar as important to the process as the W-2 and a direct line to an IRS advocate.

Business Perspective: Thomson Reuters
While this can sound daunting, there are three key elements you’ll want to include in your conversation with clients when talking about advisory.

Challenge, change and partnership
Robert Doty, Minnesota Department of Revenue commissioner
Find out about key issues the MNCPA is monitoring at the Capitol. Stay current on legislative news and events with stories, tips and grassroots involvement.

Webinars and blended learning aren’t the same
Anne Janotta Erickson, MNCPA membership marketing team leader
Learn about important news from the Minnesota Board of Accountancy. Monthly topics include rules, CPE requirements, CPA exam information, licensing, and more.