Partnerships

Every year a number of small and mid-sized CPA firms either die on the vine, break up, or merge up if a well-run firm is willing to take them on.

What firm leadership puts into developing the next generation of leadership is what will come out on the other end.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a revenue procedure giving some partnerships extra time to file a Form 1065 and the accompanying Schedule K-1.

While the governance structure of an accounting firm has little immediate client-facing impact, a firm must be well-governed to retain its people.

My previous column, “Female staff are smarter than male staff,” drew a lot of comments and emails indicating considerable interest in this topic. Hence, this additional column.

Why are there far fewer women partners than men partners in CPA firms?

Substantial changes in the regulations for the new global intangible low-taxed income could mean that many more amended K-1 schedules will be necessary for tax practitioners this year.

PKF Texas built a new three-leader management structure to propel growth.

Not all mergers are successful at first — they need tuning up.

Many small and midsized firms don't reach their full potential. Here's why.