Tag: accounting
Five Questions With: Jaclyn Boichat
Jaclyn Boichat is an associate professor for Johnson & Wales University’s accounting department. A certified public accountant, she has bachelor’s degrees in accountancy and...
Is qualifying for a CPA license too tough?
Within the accounting profession, certified public accountants are regarded as among the field’s most highly capable and well-compensated individuals. But as firms have difficulty...
CCRI professor earns top teaching award
CECILE ROBERTI, a business and professional studies professor at the Community College of Rhode Island, recently received the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and...
John Rainone
2021 40 Under Forty Awards
John Rainone | 37 | Principal, DiSanto, Priest & Co.
What was your first job? My first job was working for...
Accountants fielding deluge of rescue calls
Accountants never really go out of style, but after a year of pandemic, they’re having a moment in the spotlight.
Between federal tax law changes,...
Collaboration is key to a welcoming environment at Ernst & Young
PBN DIVERSITY & INCLUSIONS 2020 AWARDS
Accounting: Ernst & Young LLP
AT GLOBAL PROFESSIONAL-services provider Ernst & Young LLP, the idea of diversity and inclusion is...
Accounting firms trying to make sense of big data
Accounting is inherently a data-driven profession.
Spreadsheets laden with numbers from financial reports and tax filings are staples of the profession. But transitioning from a...
Fear of heftier estate tax has R.I.’s wealthy worried
The potential of higher taxes on gifts and estates after Democrat Joe Biden enters the White House in January is giving a lot of...
Ucran accounting firm adds second location in R.I.
Certified public accountant Jonathan L. Ucran knew he was good with numbers and people, an essential combination to succeed in public accounting. But when...
Tax questions over PPP loans remain unresolved
Accountants who helped shepherd businesses through the process of obtaining federal Paycheck Protection Program loans this year are now cautioning them to not assume...
