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This month, software vendor partner veteran Terry Petrzelka looks at where smaller consulting firms fit into a rapidly changing publisher/partner world, where their future lays, as well as how firms of all sizes may better use social media.

The American Institute of CPAs announced the 37 members of the 2013 Leadership Academy graduating class.

The American Institute of CPAs announced the 37 members of the 2013 Leadership Academy graduating class.

CCH announced a newly named and updated mobile app for their cloud-based modular tax preparation, compliance and firm management solution CCH Axcess.

Accounting firm technology “pioneers” can generate higher profits and revenue, according to a new study by CCH.

At a gala event celebrating its 35th anniversary, the National Conference of CPA Practitioners honored a number of members with awards, including special recognition of three of its founders, and a Lifetime Achievement Award for past president Robert Goldfarb.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to improve the system it uses to assess the quality of the correspondence audits it conducts with taxpayers as the IRS’s own quality review system failed to detect errors in more than half of the IRS’s penalty determinations, according to a new report.

Krista McMasters, former CEO of Clifton Gunderson and currently CEO of McMasters Consulting, discusses how female accountants can advance at their firms, in an interview with managing editor Tamika Cody at Accounting Today's Growth & Profitability Summit in Orlando.

A recent Protiviti survey found that CFOs and financial executives are increasingly concerned about their organizations’ ability to manage cash flow and working capital due to the growing need to address economic volatility with greater precision, speed and flexibility.

Weaknesses in the controls over asset management at the Internal Revenue Service leave the IRS’s information technology assets vulnerable to loss, according to a new government report.