Practice and client management

Now is a critical time to determine a powerful shared vision so your firm can be viable for many years to come.

If you want to make sure that private equity isn't your only option, you need to start planning your practice's future now.

Finance professionals play a central role in transforming strategic technology objectives into effective implementation.

Ignition announced the release of an AI-powered pricing intelligence solution made specifically for accounting firms, to help them optimize revenue via tailored benchmarks.

No single solution on its own will elevate a firm; they need to build up an entire arsenal.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board co-hosted a two-day conference highlighting the work of academic researchers.

A look ahead at what tax professionals and accountants should be worrying about getting sued for next year.

If growth feels like something you talk about once a year during strategic planning, it's time to shift.

Even if you've opted out of PE backing, you need to plan and act, or risk being left behind to wither, as PE-infused firms leverage deep pools of expertise in marketing, sales, and service innovation.

Experts at a recent conference laid out the pressures on accountants — and why firms can't afford to be passive about them.

A structured approach to testing ideas and hypotheses is a powerful tool for driving growth, improving client satisfaction, and solidifying their position as trusted advisors.

The firm founded by Arthur Andersen alumni is working with Morgan Stanley and UBS who are leading the planned initial public offering.

The broader consulting services industry is battling a slowdown in demand for its traditional services, with many of them cutting jobs to tide over the slump.

Substantial presence; not in the floor but in ourselves; confusion and complexity; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The AICPA Peer Review Board wants to update its requirements as more accounting firms get outside funding.

A&M is buoyed by an increasingly complicated environment that has prompted some of its larger peers to scale back from the market.

CFOs are likely to use internal audit to address key risks in their areas of responsibility, potentially excluding other areas of risk.