Practice and client management

H&R Block launches Make Every Block Better campaign; Blumshapiro volunteers pack food for Thanksgiving Food Basket Campaign; and more CPA news.

Dixon Hughes Goodman gives $48K to the Alzheimer's Association; Mazars USA announces its 2020 Giving Theme; and other charitable initiatives from firms across the country.

A handy checklist for figuring out which prospects will benefit most from client accounting services.

These seven questions can determine where you stand in the grim landscape of CPA firm succession planning.

Now, more than ever, CPAs must redefine who and what they are to their clients and companies or risk their relevance in a tech-heavy business world.

Accounting groups are reacting to the latest reports about the accelerated pace of climate change as global warming reaches record levels.

Withum’s managing partner and CEO sends a weekly Monday morning email and at least one new client email a week to everyone in our firm.

Highlights of the findings from Accounting Today's annual survey of accounting firms' plans for the next 12 months.

In volatile markets, client education and constant communication are ke

The Internal Revenue Service updated its guidance for business travelers and their employers on the per diem rates for substantiating expenses, in light of the changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

The executive director of the Association for Accounting Marketing is retiring at the end of the year for unspecified health reasons.

It’s the factor behind most failed mergers, but firms aren't paying enough attention to it.

It’s time for firms to power up for growth.

It all starts with the client onboarding process.

Blumshapiro announces its foundation donated $55,000 to nonprofits this year; NJCPA opens online job board; and more CPA news.

The Accounting & Financial Women’s Alliance also collected more than 750 pieces of professional clothing for Dress for Success.

Technology, declining budgets and other factors are radically changing how and which tax returns get looked at.

Turning repetitive tasks over to machines will free knowledge workers for more interesting work.

Unfortunately, almost every firm has a number of partners (usually high-performing partners who are also high-maintenance partners) who either interpret partnership agreement provisions in a way that benefits them in some way or, worse yet, choose to ignore these provisions altogether.