Accounting firm services

When a new book was recently published about internal controls, I wondered about its benefits or use.

A number of accounting firms are named Best Companies for Working Mothers; EisnerAmper gets a new Dallas office; and other news from accountants across the country.

On #AuditorProud Day, Wolters Kluwer’s Cathy Rowe looks at the next five years in auditing.

Four recent actions gave me insights into the changing business models of the accounting business.

The new standard promises to give accountants a leg up in providing litigation support services.

The firm will provide affordable automation solutions to midmarket clients to automate processes across all platforms.

Is your firm paying attention to all the opportunities created by the client data you collect?

The firm reported its 10th consecutive year of worldwide growth, with revenue increasing $3 billion over the previous fiscal year.

The second half of a virtual roundtable on one of the fastest-growing services in accounting.

If you have clients who want to do business in another state or multiple states, they may need to file for "foreign qualification."

Two professionals from Top 100 Firm Aprio share their thoughts on how firms can help staff be better advisors.

Tax services segue naturally in to wealth management and financial planning services.

A survey of the latest issues in accountants’ liability insurance.

In accounting, there's no such thing as too much information.

ICPAS chief Todd Shapiro wants accountants to go beyond just being ‘most trusted.’

Angie Grissom of the Rainmaker Cos. offers seven steps to position yourself as an advisor.

The discussion paper explains some of the challenges when a subject can’t be measured quantitatively.

Most CPAs are familiar with the tax benefit of using an IC-DISC, but many do not realize the additional benefit that can be generated by a different method of calculation.

The value of your work, your ideas and your contributions to the world are just as important in the future as they are today, if not more so.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning aren’t the next big thing — people are.