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Deloitte has chosen a new global chairman, David Cruickshank, who previously chaired Deloitte UK.

Liberty Tax Inc. reported that the total number of customers it served in the U.S. and Canada grew by 2.1%, to 2.2 million, in fiscal 2015. Revenue increased 1.6%, to $162.2 million.

Attendees at Accounting Today's Meet the Editors Dinner at Keens Steakhouse in New York discuss mistakes accountants are making with technology and their practices.

The U.S. consulting market expanded by 9 percent to more than $50 billion last year, according to a new report that found Big Four firms outperformed the overall U.S. consulting market, posting growth of 12.8 percent to $17.5 billion.

With many accounting firms billing by the hour, lost time equals lost revenue, so keeping your IT network running 100 percent of the time is absolutely essential.

James Wallace will succeed Curtis Burr as Burr Pilger Mayer'a chief executive officer, effective January 1, 2016.

While file-storing services have faced increased scrutiny in the wake of numerous privacy hacks, Dropbox's history and size - along with the quick and transparent response required of such an industry heavyweight - have made concerns increasingly negligible.

CBIZ Inc., one of the largest national accounting and professional services providers, will host representatives from more than 60 private equity firms at its second annual Private Equity Golf Championship on July 14 at the prestigious Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, NY.

Clients moving to the cloud need to move through the “Five Stages of Cloud Adoption Grief,” according to well-known financial and management consultant Leslie Shiner.

Since its passage in 2010 with a number of deferred tax provisions, the Affordable Care Act has been a fertile source for new items of tax interest almost every year.