Practice and client management

A partner emeritus brought a client base that included some of the top Broadway theaters when she and her husband merged with the firm.

The service is removing employees' first names from correspondence, but their last names and phone numbers will still appear.

Can you run a profitable firm charging clients less than $200 per month?

Your firm aligns closer to your vision when you focus on your clients.

Here's what I learned from NFL players about helping clients adjust to the next stage in life: Become a transformational advisor.

Retention, pricing; the cost of losing incentives; AI as biz advisor; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The Association for Accounting Marketing presented a group of individuals and firms with its annual awards.

The Internal Revenue Service's Knowledge Management Program has been difficult to use, and employees who are supposed to be subject matter experts don't always have the necessary experience.

The International Federation of Accountants is looking for an outstanding individual to become its next leader.

A Tax Court case involving the pop legend's estate shows why there are many reasons and justifications for different valuations.

Accountants chase clients for late payments

A study found that when a company has bad news, it issues unrelated press releases on the same day it files with the SEC.

The Top 10 Firm has bought a human capital management technology consulting firm.

If you want to charge concierge-level fees for your service, then you must provide concierge-level access.

Too much criticism can derail an auditor's career, according to a new study.

To tackle the talent shortage, firms must look beyond technology that addresses complexities and focus on client experience through collaboration.

Aiysha Johnson will take the helm at the state society at the end of June, succeeding Ralph Thomas.