A STUDY published by De La Salle University says that millennials now comprise a significant number of CPAs in accounting firms in the country. This means those in their late 40s and above are approaching, or have reached, retirement age.   There is no publicly available data of CPAs in the Philippines who are of retirement age, but the profession is experiencing a notable generational shift — with many older CPAs nearing retirement, and a growing reliance on younger professi

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