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Peter Guo, CPA, CA, shares his thoughts on opportunity, belonging, and the value of the CPA designation
Fraud is becoming increasingly personal, and can come with a face you know, a voice you recognize, and a knack for witty conversation. It’s all part of social engineering, a type of fraud that uses psychological manipulation to gain the trust of individuals.
It’s always good to be aware and vigilant of recent trends in fraud, as bad actors continue to evolve their fraudulent skills and attempts. Emerging trends involve bad actors targeting potential victims through social media or direct emails, disguised as trusted organizations or affiliates.
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September/October 2024
Cover story: Meet the new chair of the CPABC Board of Directors! In this issue’s cover story, Peter Guo, CPA, CA, shares his thoughts on opportunity, belonging, and the value of the CPA designation.
Plus: Tips on how executives can navigate GenAI; seven mistakes to avoid when negotiating the sale of your business; top cybersecurity concerns for SMEs; tax considerations for cash pool arrangements; strategies for how to focus your attention on what matters most, and more!