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Very few firms are asking themselves how they can make sure their client service associates are doing the very best job they can.

Only four companies said the events were "material."

Starting salaries are still lagging compared to other fields, and firms have to make other changes in how the job is structured.

The state society is working on an action plan to attract more young people to the accounting profession.

Delaying a payment or not paying an invoice are ways for a client to give voice to a problem with your services without causing an immediate confrontation.

Lots of businesses have claimed the Employee Retention Credit who don't actually qualify for it — and in many cases it's going to be up to their accountants to set them right, says Randy Crabtree.

The service's development of its newly introduced business tax accounts and recent improvements in its tax pro accounts could be jeopardized if funding is cut.

Gainful employment; waste not; Mr. Plow; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

A recent report from estimates that if the internet were shut down entirely around the world for one day, it would cost the global economy about $43 billion.

NASBA CEO and RSM International CEO both announce plans to step down; Citrin Cooperman relocates New York City office; and more news from across the profession.