The Minnesota Society of CPAs' recent legislative effort highlights the need to develop a wide range of solutions to the profession's staffing issues.

As an accountant, how many times have you missed out on attending something important? Accountants are used to missing key events, especially as tax deadlines loom.

Just two issues accounted for almost a third of all cases where people sought assistance from the Taxpayer Advocate Service.

By taking advantage of vertically integrated ecosystems, accounting firms of all sizes can optimize their time on client-facing activities, have more balance, and bring more joy to their work.

Texas-based Sage Investigations digs deeper to help clients find and expose fraud, embezzlement, theft — and worse.

Blaming the educational requirement ignores the many harsh realities in accounting.

Even well-established professional services firms are becoming increasingly wicked environments.

Steven Zelin, the Singing CPA, is a sole practitioner with a staff of 20 who all work virtually.

When does doing a little work on vacation turn into a stay that piques the interest of local tax authorities?

The IIA's Anthony Pugliese discusses how changes in the business landscape are changing the risks that internal auditors need to pay attention to.

The service lays out what can — and what can't — be paid for with medical savings accounts when it comes to nutrition, wellness, general health and more.

Staffing has become so big a concern that it has actually broken into a number of smaller issues.

This handful of elements is critical to effectively and profitably serving clients environmental, social and governance needs.

Inovautus Consulting's '2023 Growth Outlook' finds accountants willing to trim their client rosters.

The next iteration of the internet will be decentralized, peer-to-peer – and confusing for accountants and their clients.

Challenging times only make having a shared vision and game plan more important for accounting firms.

DisLoyal; six is enough; prime fraud; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Every year without fail, cybercriminals take advantage of tax season to steal money from innocent people trying to be good citizens.

Federal stimulus payments may have helped many taxpayers make it through the first year of COVID, but they also were a huge source of errors on tax returns.

Let the 80/20 Principle energize your firm's growth by strategically culling your client list.