In observance of this important occasion, our offices will be closed on Monday, September 30. NDTR is an opportunity for all Canadians to reflect on the impact of residential schools on Indigenous communities and to further understand the importance of truth and reconciliation.
 

Each year, CPAWSB presents its Exemplary New Professional Award to a single recent CPAWSB graduate in one of the four western provinces or three territories. Nominations for 2024 are now open.

In my last post, When Accountants SHOULDN’T Count: Bonus CFE Candidate content - I discussed what CFE candidates shouldn’t count when it comes to Assessment Opportunities (AOs) and Requireds. Below, I will suggest what they should be accounting for instead.

In a recent post, Samantha Taylor, PME, CPA, CA, discussed the misinformation about CPA PEP exams and why candidates should not attempt to count Assessment opportunities (AOs) when writing their CPA PEP exams.  

This post is a follow-up to a previous article When Accountants SHOULDN’T Count. Here, I will discuss some opportunities both within and beyond a case when CPA PEP candidates can and should count. 

There is a lot of misinformation “out there” on the internet, including about CPA PEP. To counter this, I encourage candidates to activate their professional judgment skills, which they have been developing through their CPA education, work experience, and evaluations, and apply these skills to their self-management of CPA. In other words, candidates should vet their sources.