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For most CPAs, those three letters after our name are more than a credential—they’re a symbol of ethics, achievement, and trust. But in some firms and states, CPAs are being asked—or even required—not to use the designation in business communications.

Head of the Montana Chamber of Commerce argues a changing economy should change minds about an idea historically shunned by Montana voters.

Montana is currently facing a significant accounting crisis. Nationally, 75% of accountants are approaching retirement. The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts roughly 130,800 job openings for accountants and auditors over the next decade.

The 69th Montana Legislature made several changes to Montana’s tax laws. The 2025 Legislative Roundup is a new series to explain these new laws.

Social media can be a resource for up-to-date tax information, especially with the many changes to the federal taxes in 2025.

Counties in Montana will receive $46.5 million in federal payments this year to cover a lack of property tax revenue coming from federal lands.

Accounting is no longer just about numbers. It’s about navigating possibilities—and career paths should reflect that.

Early results are in line with expectations for a new exam.

This downloadable resource presents a comprehensive timeline of the key tax provisions and legislative changes in H.R. 1, commonly referred to as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA or BBB), which was signed into law on July 4, 2025.

The federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act will have an arguably big impact on the state of Montana — a decrease of an estimated $114.2 million in revenue based on income tax changes alone, according to the Legislative Fiscal Division.

Montana’s House representatives laud fulfillment of Republican ‘mandate.’

Further value increases are likely for most homes — but tax bills will depend on state relief measures, local government budgets.

Bridging generational gaps and helping to motivate emerging leaders is a key component to elevating any organization.

Governor’s veto pen slashes hundreds of millions in spending that had been approved by legislators.

Imagine logging into your firm’s system one morning to find a flashing screen: Your files have been encrypted. Pay $200,000 in Bitcoin within 72 hours or lose everything. For small to mid-sized CPA firms, this isn't a theoretical horror story. It's becoming an all-too-common reality.

The 2025 AICPA PCPS/CPA.com National Management of an Accounting Practice (MAP) Survey is now open—and your participation can make a difference.

A hiring expert shares six practical ways employers can bring their company culture to life—and leave a lasting impression on high-performing candidates.

In an effort to lower property tax bills for homeowners and landlords who provide long-term rental housing, the state Legislature and Gov. Gianforte passed major tax relief legislation this year.

MTCPA is proud to announce Ronald (Ron) Yates, Jr., CPA, Tax Partner & Regional Leader at Eide Bailly in Billings, as the recipient of its highest honor, the 2025 Distinguished Service Award (DSA).

The AICPA and NASBA have given the green light to expanding the accounting profession's model law, the Uniform Accountancy Act, to include a new optional pathway for CPA candidates to obtain licensure, the two groups said on Wednesday.