Practice Management

Baker Tilly Virchow Krause's incoming CEO Alan Whitman discusses future plans for expansion in this video.

Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.

With the average cost of a wedding soaring to $30,000, prospective brides and grooms—and their parents—have a lot more to worry about than simply planning the details of the day.

The American Institute of CPAs is working with the American Society of Appraisers, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and other organizations on issues facing the valuation profession and how to address them, including a new credential to enhance consistency and transparency in the fair value measurement process.

Figuring out how to pay taxes on gambling wins can be difficult for many tax clients, not to mention how to account for the losses.

The Internal Revenue Service is not using the available data to identify potentially erroneous claims for the Rehabilitation Credit, a tax incentive given to private sector developers for restoring and maintaining historic structures, according to a new report.

Donald Trump the real estate developer owes much of his fame to the 1980s. Now Donald Trump the presidential candidate is going back to that decade to call on President Ronald Reagan’s economic team.

When it comes to taxes, millionaires have short fuses. Ratchet up their rates and they'll blow you off and move to a low-tax, or no-tax, state.

Over the last few years one of the most dynamic portions of the tax code has been depreciation and capitalization regulations.

Many client relationships start with a consultation of some sort, but that may leave some tax professionals wondering whether they can charge for it.