Ed Mendlowitz

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

Hitendra Patil's new book on artificial intelligence is a must if you intend to continue in business for a while.

Look at the return as if it were the prior year's return of someone you are trying to get as a client for this year.

What clients want to know is not how much we know or how much experience we have, but how well we will do for them.

While a lot of accounting work is more or less of a commodity nature, the rest creates a strong and trusted advisor relationships with clients.

Changing your approach to hiring new talent at your firm can make a big impact.

Long-term growth should be dealt with as an essential part of leadership of an accounting practice.

There are 145 tax, practice management and personal tip checklists and a Getting Your Affairs in Order Tool Kit with 25 added checklists updated for this tax season and 2023.

Over 1,200 partners and staff attended in person and the balance of the 2,100-member team did so virtually.

Get students thinking about when they would own their accounting practices.

Tax season is part of your practice, but not everything about it.

Client needs and services will be different than they are today.

If you have a partner but no agreement, get one.

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

Whitman Transition Advisors CEO Phil Whitman presented an update on the hot topic of private equity landscape at the Accountants Club of America.

The recent trend toward private equity firms rushing to buy or invest in accounting firms may have unexpected consequences.

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

Ed Mendlowitz looks back at some of his favorite columns over the years.

We have a short window during the next month where we can reduce tax season compression, have better served and happier clients, and make more money.

Many firms require a minimum of 60 hours a week during tax season, forcing humongous overtime. Here are some ways to lessen the burden.