CAS

Most of your clients need added services. Your ability to capture those revenues will depend on your ability to show the client the value they will receive.

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

Even as CAS becomes a core service of the accounting profession, it is changing its focus from handling back-office functions to deepening client relationships with business critical advice and insights.

It's a low-hurdle opportunity that firms can embrace to start quickly making the shift into client advisory services.

Among other improvements, the financial planning and analysis software company plans to use the money to double its accounting channel team.

If your ambition is to deliver premium services to your clients, the time to turn the spotlight on client advisory services is this very moment.

Fieldguide announced the release of its new Fieldguide AI, a new solution aiming to bring generative AI to accounting advisory services.

You're not building a client advisory service practice to focus on things that don't matter.

It's not about billing, though — it's about making sure you're focusing your efforts on the right things.

Despite the higher premiums they can charge when operating at capacity, the lack of qualified candidates is spelling trouble for firms who are running on skeleton crews.

A recent survey has found that while a solid majority of small and midsized businesses want to improve their spend management, few CPA firms offer services to help them.

Michael Hsu has released an intense six-week boot camp aimed at helping accounting firms launch their own CAS practices.

The AICPA and CPA.com announced the 2023 cohort for their Startup Accelerator program.

A handful of predictions about the biggest changes the profession will have seen by 2033.