Practice Management

Last week I wrote about a CPA going to work for a small client that was creating a controller’s position. Today I’ll talk about going to work for a client that already has a controller or working for a large company.

The so-called “sharing economy” isn’t doing such a good job of disseminating the necessary tax information with its participants.

If you’ve ever listened to or watched “The Dave Ramsey Show” or another financial advice program that features people who have turned around their finances, you’ll frequently hear the host ask what prompted the people to make a change. Often, it was a crisis—a lost job or a major health problem, for example.

The Internal Revenue Service issued a new warning Friday to taxpayers about bogus phone calls from IRS impersonators demanding payment for a non-existent tax that they call the “federal student tax.”

Intuit reported an increase in users of both its TurboTax Online and QuickBooks Online user base last quarter.

Alan Whitman, incoming CEO of Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, explains in this video how his firm handles the M&A process.

Tsakopulos Brown Schott & Anchors plans to join CliftonLarsonAllen, effective June 1, 2016, allowing CLA to expand to San Antonio, Texas.

The American Institute of CPAs is asking the Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department to offer more flexibility in what constitutes the definition of a “hospital” under the Affordable Care Act.

A number of important figures saw major jumps in 2014, according to the IRS’s Spring 2016 Statistics of Income Bulletin.

A roundup of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.