Recognize success patterns and be accountable to yourself and your team.

An academic paper challenges the entrenched message that America faces a retirement crisis.

A recent study found that using machine learning in tax audits can significantly increase evasion detection as well as delinquent tax collection.

Public accounting is a profession, but it is also a business, and as such we need to keep the bottom line in mind.

Michael Burry, the investor who foresaw the housing market crash in 2008, is skeptical about today's proof-of-reserve audits.

You can get all your credits without spending a dime — even for ethics CPE!

Just like the ballet, every interaction with a client is a performance.

Recent news of tax solutions leaking data to third parties like Facebook have raised concerns about how accountants can protect client privacy in the age of big data.

And client portals are a central part of their strategy for making it easier to share information back and forth.

There are several ways that firms and their thought leaders can increase online visibility and off-page search engine results.

Companies are getting ready to report more information about their efforts to control greenhouse gas emissions as the SEC gets set to unveil new rules.

Before you can fix the workflows in your firm, you need to find where they're broken.

The hiring process is enough of an emotional roller coaster for applicants as it is; don't make it any worse for them.

And painful mistakes can be a catalyst for making important investments in the future.

Audit committees are including more disclosures within proxy statements, but there's a disconnect between what investors expect and what companies are willing to disclose.

That a "war for talent" continues to rage within the accounting and tax industry may not be "new" news, nor should it be a surprise.

The most important quality of the so-called 501(c)(4) organization boils down to one word: control.

Regularly revisiting a client's planning documents offers a new perspective for an array of planning issues.

Mistakes have to be expected and in some cases need to be made, but not continually repetitive mistakes.

In this edition of The Frontier, Dr. Sean Stein Smith explains why some accounting work has been more difficult to automate due to lack of standardization between cases.