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The Great Resignation is forcing accounting firms to rethink their future.

A bad CDP hearing; a key point when giving stock; fat o’ the land; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Business owners and accountants alike can look to take advantage of certain deductions and expenses.

Three ways of easing the workload and creating a lighter atmosphere are for everyone to follow the system, improve scheduling, and shift some work from reviewers to preparers.

Your clients with household help — such as nannies, housekeepers and senior caregivers — may be paying their workers through a mobile app like Venmo or PayPal. It’s quick and easy, but thanks to a new tax-reporting rule, it may no longer be a good idea.

There’s something to be said for bottom line discipline, but no matter how much tech we bring into the equation, CPA firms are first and foremost a “people business.”

Here’s why it’s important to consider the valuation implications when executing a reverse merger.

Too many letters; IRS funding, finally; pruning; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The days of reacting to fraud after it happens are behind us. Your organization needs to normalize talking about fraud in order to prevent it from ever happening to begin with.

The Great Resignation is making it even harder for CPA firms to attract and retain talent.