What gives you meaning and a reason to get up every day when it comes to being a CPA or for your career? Whatever the reason, having a sense of loss of purpose when you retire is both common and something to plan for so you can make the transition successfully.

Students and CPAs alike often misunderstand Washington's experience verification requirement. In this post, we clear up some misconceptions and give you pointers on how you can satisfy this requirement.

There are major gaps in college accounting education today, with fewer than half of all programs teaching emerging topics, such as IT governance and cybersecurity, according to a new report by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) and National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA).

Effective immediately, the WSCPA has made a change to our student membership types and eligibility. Learn more in this post.

Now is the time of year we typically are recruiting volunteer scholarship reviewers, and based on application numbers to date, we’ll need those reviewers more than ever to ensure we are able to efficiently and equitably award half a million dollars this year to aid students on their journey to CPA.