Practice and client management

The profession is being swept up in a revolution wrought by technology and other factors, and ICPAS chief Todd Shapiro wants accountants to get out ahead of it.

The Big Four accounting firms have never been as concerned with the future of their workforce as they are today.

Only 25 percent of firms feel extremely confident about their ability to keep pace in the current environment.

Recently, I’ve received some calls from partners seeking some guidance about growing their practices.

A new shape of accounting firm may bring significant — and potentially unwelcome — change.

Armanino Foundation raises $500K; the AICPA announces Minority Doctoral Fellowship recipients; and more news from CPA offices across the country.

St. Louis firm Abeles and Hoffman also honored its late managing partner and Long Island CPA Michael Holmstrom will be boxing for charity.

Audit committees are providing company investors with more information about their oversight of auditing firms, according to a new report.

In a smaller firm, should the owner of the firm be the "rainmaker?"

Times are changing and a tried-and-true business development strategy no longer has the pulling power it once did.

Many firm owners are not too ambitious and do not want to grow.

Five factors to consider in evaluating the profitability of a target firm for M&A.

Thought leader and consultant Jennifer Wilson lays out the hallmarks of the new model -- from collaboration and innovation to tech-savvy and open to change.

Accounting firms need to pick which type of sharing they want to do.

A study suggests that a background in audit can be a double-edged sword in the C-suite.

About one-quarter of perpetrators of financial reporting misconduct experience a net benefit, even after getting caught.

AICPA recognizes its Sustained Contribution Award winners; Weaver opens new NYC office; and more news from CPA offices across the country.

Borrowing best practices from Intuit and industry experts, Sage Intacct has created a group of happy campers.

The NYSSCPA's Jan Herringer explains how accountants can advise clients to be more sustainable at a time when investors and consumers demand it.