AT Think

We started 2020 with hopes of a solid season after a rebuilding year following the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Instead, this season threw us more curveballs, changeups, game delays, and empty seats than any season in history.

There are two key areas that CPA firms should closely watch to manage audit fees in 2020.

COVID-19 has changed the game. Leaders will need to reshape their companies for the new normal, making the promise of agility and market responsiveness an actual reality.

Taxes, relief and partisanship; more than a nickel; a new pair; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Teaching is viewed as a chance to improve the profession as well as an opportunity to pass on valuable experiences to those who are just getting started.

Prepare an engagement proposal that lists exactly what you will be doing and the total price for the project.

The coronavirus pandemic has made it clear that real-time systems are possible, and critical to decision-making.

As state and local tax forecasts continue to paint a very ugly budget picture, there is little reason to doubt that officials are casting about in search of new sources of revenue.

With the incremental complexities and associated risks this year, companies and auditors cannot afford to fall behind.

You didn’t like that old job much anyway.