Practice and client management

If the data belongs to the business owner, why is it so hard for them, and for the accountants who serve them, to actually get it?

The Financial Accounting Foundation named Hillary Salo as the next chair of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, starting July 1, 2027.

With all the challenges you face building your firm, isolation may be the toughest.

The team of attorneys and accountants' job is spotting when financial reporting crosses from aggressive into misleading.

Plus, TransFi launches Jarvis for cross-border payment compliance; PwC Canada joins with Alation to develop AI solutions; and other accounting tech news.

A scientist resigned from the World Resources Institute amid disagreement over how to tally forest carbon in accounting rules from Greenhouse Gas Protocol.

The Senate passed a federal disaster tax relief bill, the Doug LaMalfa Federal Disaster Tax Relief Certainty Act, by unanimous consent after a hold was lifted.

An overdue foreign invoice starts two clocks: one for financial reporting and one for recovery. Accountants can keep both moving.

Meanwhile, KPMG and Grant Thornton led in terms of new engagements among the largest audit firms.

Four potential obstacles to watch out for on the way to new clients and new services.

The top two blockers to advisory growth aren't a lack of client demand — they're internal.

National Association of State Boards of Accountancy vice chair J. Coalter Baker stepped down to focus on his health.

A recent study on romance scams found that bots were able to get people to install a sketchy app 46% of the time versus 18% for humans trying the same thing.

The 'one-times-revenue' era is over. Today's buyers are paying for durable, transferable cash flow.

Charitable remainder annuity trusts can be helpful, but advisors should be careful to follow new guidance issued by the IRS and U.S. Treasury Department.