According to the CPA Journal, the number of CPAs has declined by 300,000 relative to other industries due to lower starting pay. This has contributed to earnings delays and corrections... Seasoned accountants have been retiring and not enough new accountants are joining these…
According to the CPA Journal, the number of CPAs has declined by 300,000 relative to other industries due to lower starting pay. This has contributed to earnings delays and corrections... Seasoned accounts have been retiring and not enough new accountants are joining these…
A shortage of CPAs risks leading to more costly accounting errors at publicly traded companies https://t.co/TkqFujXSL6

A severe shortage of Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) is affecting the industry, with 75% of CPAs at retirement age. This shortage is leading to costly accounting errors at publicly traded companies due to declining numbers and lower starting pay for new accountants.




