The second CPA Journal Millennium Series feature takes a second look at the developments and expansion of the profession during the last century. Emphasis is placed upon the pressures created by actual or possible government regulation and the changes wrought by growth and competition within the profession. The country's development of a strong public accounting profession cannot be overlooked. The author examines the current status of the Polish public accounting profession. This annual survey examines over 1,500 local and regional firms on the basis of revenue, size, partner and professional compensation, location, and areas of practice.
Owners can examine the results to see how they stack up against comparable firms across the country.
There are many advantages to converting a partnership to a limited liability company. However, proper planning is still necessary to avoid possible negative tax consequences when liability among partners shifts due to the conversion. The CPA Journal is broadly recognized as an outstanding, technical-refereed publication aimed at public practitioners, management, educators, and other accounting professionals. It is edited by CPAs for CPAs. Our goal is to provide CPAs and other accounting professionals with the information and news to enable them to be successful accountants, managers, and executives in today's practice environments.