Practice and client management

Cybersecurity remains a key concern, according to the Center for Audit Quality and Deloitte's new report on audit committee effectiveness and priorities.

Something big is happening in the American retirement landscape, and small businesses are right in the middle of it.

When they understand their market value, accounting firms are often torn about what to do.

Ideagen Audit Analytics' annual report on the audit landscape shows the market share landscape remaining much the same.

When accounting firm leaders build guardrails, train their people and stay actively engaged, AI will become a force multiplier — not a liability.

The old measurements of leverage, utilization, margin, billing rate, and realization fall short of the new reality.

Leaders at Top 100 Firms have a host of new concerns about staffing, culture and succession.

Accounting firms that are best positioned to capture the growth from advisory services must do more than rethink the services they deliver.

Firm leaders are keeping an eye on an interrelated ecosystem of challenges and changes.

Micro-captive insurance plans under the Internal Revenue Code are providing small businesses in California the ability to rebuild faster after wildfires.

As new players flood into accounting, it's important to understand how they speak.

RSM's latest economic research has given it a new understanding of one of its biggest client categories.

The tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved five bipartisan tax-related bills last week aimed at helping natural disaster victims, sexual assault survivors, pre-school teachers, taxpayers in general, and tax fraud whistleblowers.

Staff in the Big Four firm's U.S. tax business will be required to work on the premises or at a client site 12 days a month from July 1.

Let me guess what's on your firm's website right now:

March Madness; one ringy-dingy; trouble with tariffs; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Staffing, career paths and a practical playbook can be applied to the new model.

Accounting firms that treat marketing and business development as administrative support will struggle to adapt in the future.

"Intentionality" and its derivatives are having a moment right now — but what do they really mean inside accounting firms?