Technology isn’t just making audits faster and more efficient; it’s making them better, too.
KLR CEO announces retirement; Schneider Downs appoints two practice unit leaders; and more CPA news.
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Plus, Net at Work acquires Eide Bailly's Sage practice; Lockstep enters AR automation partnership with SYSPRO; and other stories from the accounting technology world.
November 11
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All the best ideas for finding and keeping top talent from the 2022 Best Firms to Work For, in one place.
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Our annual ranking of the most female-friendly workplaces in accounting.
The 2022 Best Firms for Women don't just talk the talk — they have cultivated cultures that champion women
There are several tax items that one or both parties would like to see enacted.
NASBA installs 2022-23 board of directors; the Connecticut Society of CPAs plans Accounting Opportunities Week; and more CPA news.
Plus Sage Intacct announces its partner awards; EarMark releases new CPE service for teams; and other news and updates from the accounting technology arena.
Baker Tilly US entered the Southwest by adding Henry+Horne; and EisnerAmper expanded to Southern California by merging in Lindsay & Brownell.
A look inside the 10 best places to start a career in accounting.
A new launch from Intuit, and nine other developments in technology this past month and how they'll impact your clients and your firm.
Weaver merges in PRM; Rea & Associates combines with Arcis Technology Group; Gross Mendelsohn adds Burden; and Ragone Lacatena Fairchild & Beppel joins Bowman & Co.
NCCPAP elects 2022-23 officers and directors; PCAOB appoints chief auditor and inaugural COO; and more CPA news.
Plus, AuditBoard touts new ESG program management solution; Corvee offers tax planning strategy library; and other news and updates from the accounting technology world.
Becker CPA joined Hancock Askew; Watkins, Ward and Stafford combined with Kemp, Williams, Steverson and Bernard; and BSSF Wealth merged with Lighthouse Wealth.
The movement to convert documents to machine-readable data that computer applications like spreadsheets can use is not new.
Democrats' hopes for tax increases on the wealthy and corporations would be dashed should Republicans take at least one chamber, and prospects diminish for a windfall profits tax on oil companies.