AT Think

Ed Mendlowitz's longtime friend and partner shares his advice as he enters retirement.

Taking the time to reflect on what you accomplished and learned over the past 12 months can make the next 12 much better.

It's a valuable time for businesses to reflect on the challenges of the last couple years and prepare for how the pandemic will continue to impact their businesses in the year ahead.

Partners may not have a clear sense of how efficiently they and their teams are spending their time and often lack awareness of what other partners are doing, which can result in opportunity lost.

The first reduce risk, and the second inspire thinking; between them, they can transform your firm.

Here’s how to stay scrappy and hungry.

The past year raises a number of questions for the next 12 months.

The profession needs to broaden its definition of automating its processes.

Biggest offenders; problems with relief; what to do this year; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

These policies create an excellent source for the payment of estate and other transfer taxes, as well as the augmentation of family income and wealth after the death of the senior generation.