Practice Management

If a firm doesn’t effectively address obstacles, it will not be able to grow at a satisfactory rate.

Uncle Sam is getting less after the White House and Congress agreed to cut taxes — but not the guy with the green eye shade. At least not yet.

An EY tax partner says she was sexually harassed by colleagues, including one who groped her in front of other employees at the Walt Disney World Resort.

The workshops, led by consultant Danetha Doe, will focus on how branding is the top way accountants can stay ahead of the curve.

Tax season ends tomorrow, and hopefully you will take off April 18, so you’ll be ready to start the rest of the year on Thursday. How will you manage this?

Firm partners are famously as herdable as cats, but Dom Esposito has some ideas for how to hold them accountable for achieving the firm’s goals.

Don’t point fingers when something goes awry. Focus on your firm’s systems and processes so the same mistakes don’t keep popping up.

Clients don’t care how much you know about accounting; they care how much you know about their situation.

The CPA Endowment Fund of Illinois announces its board of directors; Grassi & Co. adds a cybersecurity practice; and more personnel and CPA news.

While most workplace injuries and illnesses are legitimate, occasionally employees try to manipulate the system by filing a false or exaggerated workers’ compensation insurance claim.