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I don’t think that more than a quarter of the people who ever worked for me assumed “ownership” on what they worked on. The rest did their jobs well, delivered to us what we wanted, but we always needed to put that finishing touch on it.

Three rules for protecting your clients

What’s holding your accounting firm back? Chances are it’s not your marketing, your business model or your methods holding your firm captive.

Despite all the talk from some in Washington, D.C., Obamacare is not going away -- and neither are the responsibilities of employers to comply with the health care law.

One of the key changes introduced by the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation relates to the issue of consent.

Some call AI the fourth industrial revolution — and it fascinates us, raises many questions, excites us, even scares us a little.

Reverse-engineering your sales approach by looking at things from the eyes of the prospect can boost your effectiveness.

Planning for Tax Day 2019; “Miracle on Ice;” filing protection for exempt organizations; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Last month an accountant called me with a serious problem he had with his staff. It seems his two top staff people were not keeping him informed of what they were doing and the status of their work.

A new Financial Accounting Standards Board disclosure requirement makes several material changes to U.S. GAAP.