Practice and client management

Is a financial planning practice right for you?

The Top 100 Firm raised funds for the American Red Cross, UNICEF, and more.

The Internal Revenue Service has not been able to upgrade its online e-Services applications to a more secure authentication method, the IRS admitted Friday.

A short quiz can show how well integrated technology is in terms of strategy and practice structure.

How would your firm's culture change if your best clients were always in the room?

The American Institute of CPAs has named BKD CPAs & Advisors chief operating officer Eric Hansen as the next chairman.

A month ago I wrote that I “gave away consulting and coaching” services. However, that is not the whole story and because of the calls I got, here is some more of what I did and do.

The first of two articles on the draft tax forms and instructions for the 2017 tax year released by the IRS.

Grant Thornton CEO Mike McGuire is moving his firm to become a more streamlined organization better able to respond to technological change than the Big Four, similar to the way Tesla has challenged the Big Three automakers.

Armanino and Green Hasson release industry surveys; Whittlesey & Hadley rebrands; and more news from CPA offices across the country.

Brand research can help you determine where you’re creating value and what’s most important to potential clients.

The recent string of devastating hurricanes and wildfires in the U.S. and its territories has prompted questions about financial reporting by companies striving to recover from natural disasters while wrestling with their insurance companies over damage claims.

There’s an expectation—quite rightly—that a strong ethical compass is a must-have for professionals.

While many victims of the recent hurricanes and storms remain busy salvaging what they can and seeing what their insurance will cover, they also want to know what tax help they're entitled to.

The Internal Revenue Service, working in partnership with state tax authorities and the tax preparation industry as part of their Security Summit initiative, reported significant progress Tuesday in the battle against tax-related identity theft, with new steps planned for next tax season.

Over 21,000 professionals from the Big Four firm aided 582 organizations throughout the Americas.

Many accountants have just completed their “second” tax season finalizing the extended returns, and life must go on.