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New books, software and hardware of for accountants

Grant Thornton's Stephen Chipman on the new Private Company Council

Top stories from the past month in financial planning

Don't be afraid to serve the very, very rich

Does your firm have values that it lives up to? The best ones do

There is a constant topic of conversation both inside firms and at almost every conference: It is the age-old question of partner compensation and "how do you do it."

Accounting firms can increase their growth by leveraging their mature niches

A roundup of accounting news from the previous month

Accounting firm alliances and networks are leveling the field for international work

Highlights in tax news from the previous month

Now that it's constitutional, what does the Affordable Health Care Act mean?

Highlights of the previous month's news in accounting technology

Time & billing systems have evolved into a rich set of utilities that enable accountants to manage workflow, assign tasks and review roles, capture information about costs in a dozen different ways, and produce meaningful reports.

Top stories of the previous month from the world of accounting resellers

Odds have now turned against those hoping that the health care law passed in 2010 will "just go away."

If you’re an Olympic gymnast and you fail to do all of the moves in a compulsory routine, you’re subject to a mandatory deduction. Does the same thing apply to tax deductions?

The Internal Revenue Service has begun processing more claims under its whistleblower program, paying over 90 awards since October 2011, after an influential senator held up confirmation of two high-ranking Treasury Department officials.

The Internal Revenue Service has released final regulations governing tax deductions for entertainment use of business aircraft.

Sean Roberts and Nadia Roberts of Tehachapi, Calif., were sentenced July 30, 2012 to 12 months and one day in prison for hiding millions of dollars in secret offshore bank accounts in Switzerland and other banks around the world.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has issued a staff paper with recommendations on which criteria and circumstances should be used to determine when it is appropriate to adjust U.S. GAAP reporting requirements for private companies.