Accounting firm services

Lots of outsiders are disrupting accounting; it's time for accountants to disrupt back.

As business evolves, the importance of collaboration with clients, tech and regulators for accountants will only increase.

Learning to use the Federal Reserve's new payment system can be a competitive advantage for firms.

The international network founded by a group of former partners from Arthur Andersen has unveiled a global valuation practice.

Nate Coughran of Cookie Finance helps social media stars navigate their finances.

Stock compensation opens up new challenges from a GAAP perspective.

Reporting and assurance around sustainability disclosures are a natural fit for the profession — but it's attracting other players, too.

The Big Four firm plans to stop offering some types of services to SEC-registered audit clients, and to cut the compensation of top leaders if the firm's audits fall short on quality.

Employees perpetrate the most common fraud schemes at restaurants, including various cash and inventory misappropriation schemes.

Experts share their advice on the best ways to launch a shift in your practice.

With so many saying that the future of accounting is in advisory services, experts weigh in on whether there will be room for more traditional services.

Like the path to enlightenment, the path to advisory services for accounting firms is not always clearly laid out.

For CFOs with passion for the industry and who are willing to buckle up for the long haul, the cannabis niche has plenty of potential.

Client accounting services come in all shapes and sizes, depending on what clients want and need.

These five steps can help both budding and established practices go further, faster.

Firms need to operate more like football teams than loose collections of golfers.

New research from Accounting Today offers a clear picture of the evolution of client accounting/advisory services practices.

Many firms find they're hitting a major hurdle when it comes to taking advisory services to the next level; Sarah Dobek shares why, and what to do about it.