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NACVA Member Profile:
CPA Specific
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1.
Contact Information: (All fields are required.)
(Required.)
*NACVA/IBA Member #:
*Name:
*Company:
*E-mail:
2.
If you are a CPA, indicate up to five areas that you believe are the most important for CPAs to get training in over the next five years:
Affordable Care Act
Auditing
Baby GAAP
Bankruptcy/Restructuring Troubled Companies
Business and Intellectual Property Damages Determinations
Business Exit Planning
Business Fraud—Deterrence, Detection and Investigation
Business/Strategic Planning
Business Taxation
Business Valuation
Fair Value—ASC 820, ASC 805, ASC 350, and 360
Financial Litigation Support
Financial Planning
Forensic Accounting
Healthcare Consulting
Information Technology
International Financial Reporting Standards
Matrimonial Litigation Support
Mergers and Acquisitions
Pension Planning
Personal Taxation
N/A
Other
(please describe):
3.
(Question Omitted)
N/A
4.
If you are a CPA in public practice, or work in a CPA firm, what is the composition of revenue in your firm by percentage?
(must add up to 100%)
Accounting %
Auditing %
Tax–Business %
Tax–Personal %
Consulting %
5.
If you are a CPA, how would you characterize the future opportunity offering services in the traditional accounting and tax services?
High growth opportunity
Moderate growth opportunity
Will be stagnant
Will gradually decline
Will more rapidly decline
N/A
6.
If you are a CPA, where do you think the hottest trends will be in the
consulting
area over the next decade, whether or not your firm is focusing in these areas? (check all that apply)
Accounting Systems/Software
Attest Services
Bankruptcy/Insolvency
Budgeting Services/Records Management
Business Management for Small Business
Business Management for Wealthy Individuals
Business Valuations
Cash Flow Forecasting/Management
Compensation/Benefit Planning
Computer Systems
Employee Benefits
Employment Search
Estate Planning
Financing Arrangements
Forensics/Fraud
Healthcare Consulting
Import/Export
Industry Specializations
International Tax
Investment Advisory Services
Lease vs. Buy Analysis
Litigation Support
Mergers and Acquisitions
Non-Profit Organizations
Payroll Services/Consulting
Personal Financial Planning
Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Compliance
Software Development/Training
Strategic Planning/Business Plans
Technology Consulting
Other:
7.
If you have your CPA credential, what is the single greatest benefit you obtain by having it?
Instant recognition
Confidence promoting my services
Respect from my partners
Referrals that I otherwise might not get
A network of respected advisors with whom I can associate
An organization that supports its members by truly addressing all of their professional needs (list organization below)
Other
(please describe):