Practice and client management

Everyone loves to talk about big goals. Let’s talk about how to actually get them done.

Internal alignment between departments will be more critical to success than ever.

Both clients and staff say the remote-work model has been effective, and that’s one big reason Grant Thornton is continuing it, according to CEO Brad Preber.

The lack of universal, comparable disclosure makes internal rankings less than reliable.

It’s important to know your team’s interests, hobbies and passions outside of work, and encourage them to know the same about you.

The annual list recognizes top leaders from accounting firms across the country.

Most small firm owners who are considering retirement are not familiar with how selling a practice works and how to get started.

No, that’s not a typo. You can focus on five figures per hour once you know how best to leverage your time.

The combination of the two Top 100 Firms continues Armanino’s national expansion.

Capital gains at death; ounces of prevention; extremely dark money; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

CPA firms should look at their client base as if it were a bell curve.

Partner retreats are a hot topic this time of year, with planning for a summer or late October meeting.

A new report from the Association for Accounting Marketing and the Hinge Research Institute found that the last year-plus had a positive impact on firms by accelerating key tech and process changes.

Talk is easy, results are the challenge. What should your firm do?

The IFRS Foundation is looking for a chair and vice-chair of a board that will set global ESG reporting standards.

Writing something that people would want to read is essential to establishing yourself as an expert, publicizing your practice, sharing what you know and your experience, and learning more about your topic.

While some are scouting for prospects, others are still recovering.

As the pandemic moves into its final stages, accountants need to be planning their own and their clients' exits.

Most accountants aren't spending enough time thinking about their clients' problems, or about their own firm.

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