> CPAs ARE NEEDED!
Help Mentor
Accounting Students at LEAP’s Fall Events
Each
fall, MSCPA holds LEAP Student/CPA Mixers throughout the state
to help accounting students in the area learn more from CPAs
about the rewards of the profession. CPA volunteers are needed
to attend this informal networking event!
http://www.mocpa.org/leap_cpas.html
> BRAND NEW!
MSCPA’s CPA Women’s
Retreat—August 28 in St. Louis
The majority of
CPAs across the country are women…and Missouri is no
exception. Here’s your chance to learn from other women in the
profession, share leadership strategies, and explore ways to
achieve work-life balance. Four nationally renowned female
leaders serve as speakers during this enlightening conference.
You’ll also meet the “CPA Women To Watch” award winners, which
is presented on behalf of Robert Half and the AICPA! http://www.mocpa.org/wretreat.htm
> LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER!
"Where Ethics & Liability Cross Paths"
This convenient two-hour course will help you
understand how in today's environment adhering to the
profession's ethical responsibilities might sometimes still
place you in the middle of a potential liability problem.
FULFILLS YOUR TWO-HOUR ETHICS
REQUIREMENT!
August
9--Kansas City
August
9--St.
Louis
> The PCPS/TSCPA National MAP Survey
is back!
The Missouri Society of CPAs is pleased
to be a participating state and partner for the 2006
PCPS/TSCPA National MAP Survey. This invaluable tool enables
firms to benchmark management policies and financial results
against other firms while gaining strategic guidance to build
a more profitable and rewarding practice.
Firms
interested in participating in this year’s survey can visit
www.aicpa.org/pcps between late June and September 1 for
instructions and to view directions on how to complete a
response.
Click here for more information on the
survey: http://www.mocpa.org/mapsurvey.html
> Missouri State Board Announces New
Exam Passers
The Missouri State Board of
Accountancy announces the successful candidates of the Uniform
CPA Exam from the April-May 2006 testing window.
http://www.pr.mo.gov/boards/accountancy/exam/2006-06-30.pdf
> FASB Formally Adds Project to Reconsider
Lease Accounting
FASB
formally added to its agenda a project to reconsider the
current accounting standards for leases. The goal of that
project is to insure that investors and other users of
financial statements are provided useful, transparent, and
complete information about leasing transactions in the
financial statements. The decision to add a leasing project,
which will be conducted jointly with the International
Accounting Standards Board, reflects the Board’s concern that
the current accounting in this area does not clearly portray
the resources and obligations arising from lease transactions.
http://www.fasb.org/news/nr071906.shtml