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To tackle the talent shortage, firms must look beyond technology that addresses complexities and focus on client experience through collaboration.

This week's topics: More CRAT problems - but this one the IRS had warned against using; change of protocol underlying cryptocurrency from proof of work to proof of stake is not a taxable event; fact some countries now treat Bitcoin as legal tender does not change its status as property, not foreign currency; taxpayer finds they had to wait a year to claim a deduction for cashier’s check purchased to settle legal dispute.

Clients who dream of retiring early have various health insurance options for the gap years.

Jessica Ilievski is this year's UWorld / Roger CPA Review course scholarship winner.

Katie Sheffield achieved her dream of becoming the first in her family to have a college degree. Read more about her journey and why challenges are worth it.

An inclusive culture is essential for any organization, as employees will be unhappy in a workplace where they don't feel their voices are heard. Many leaders cannot accurately assess their skill in fostering inclusion, so getting input from others is crucial.

Years later, Cass Hausserman is still glad she worked to earn her CPA credential, and loves the autonomy it gives her.

Chris Dahlvig joined the faculty of Linfield University in 2018 after 20 years working in the not-for-profit sector. Read his advice to students about interviews.

For Allegra Jasper, the CPA credential has opened many doors, including her current position as Director of Finance at McKenzie River Trust.

Stress is an inevitable and even helpful part of life. But how to manage it? Kara Kazemba, LCSW, of Ancora Wellness, an integrated health clinic in downtown Hillsboro, Oregon shares how.

Ryan McClung had several mentors that inspired him to become a CPA. Now he applies the various skills and technical expertise in his everyday practice to assist his clients.

Gen Z will make up 30% of the workforce in just a few short years. To successfully attract, recruit, and retain this talent pool, employers need to understand the unique attributes and preferences of these young professionals who have come of age in a rapidly changing and technological world.

CPAs and CFP® practitioners are often viewed as operating in silos. However, the decisions of each can have a domino effect on the whole of a client’s balance sheet. Working in collaboration, CPAs and CFP® practitioners can generate extraordinary financial results for their clients’ lives.

Since 1985, The OSCPA Educational Foundation has awarded over $2.5 million in financial assistance to over 1,400 deserving students. Read about 2022 recipient of the Jones & Roth Scholarship Michael Gebreteusae of Portland State University.

For Bryce Bernard of Corban University, teaching is about so much more than accounting content.

Aspiring CPA and OSCPA Educational Foundation scholarship recipient Ethan Stephens has always enjoyed helping people by solving problems.

Tasneem Anjary wants to make her children proud of their mother. Read more about this recent scholarship recipient.

Olga Gira is a student at Washington State University-Vancouver and spent her summer interning at Delap LLP. Read why to her, CPA is more than 3 letters.

Why Daniel Wardle of KDP, Medford and father of four, thinks earning the CPA credential is one of the most valuable accreditations in business.

Creating a real sense of belonging for LGBTQ+ employees benefits individuals, clients, firms, and the profession.