Practice management

In the intense war for talent, more and more firms are calling themselves a family. That can be dangerous.

A look inside the 10 best places to start a career in accounting.

The best accounting firms to start a career in are committed to trust, flexibility and investment.

KSM adds SGKK; KNAV merges in HLG Netherlands; ATKG combines with SPR.

Stagnating wages and gaps in career path awareness have pushed young professionals away from accounting, leading to a dearth of candidates and leaving firms scrambling to find a solution.

Many managers are not in the habit of telling people they did something good.

Forvis Mazars acquires MSL; Blue & Co. merges in Mellen, Smith, and Pivoz; LGA adds Comolli; RBSK Partners acquires Hash CPA Group.

UHY launches global rebrand; IRS selects first associate chief counsel for the newly created passthroughs, trusts and estates office; and more news from across the profession.

Plus, Withum rolls out cloud-based audit platform; SafeSend's new Client Portal uses PIN instead of password; and other accounting tech news and updates.

The accounting profession is grappling with both a shortage of talent and a generational shift in workplace expectations.

The megadeal creates a combined firm with approximately $2.8 billion in annual revenue.

As private equity floods in, accounting is at the beginning of a great experiment around money and control.

Liability insurance experts examine the current landscape of risk.

The Top 50 Firm is expanding into Delaware with its latest M&A deal.

Intuit announced new features and capacities, many of them within its QuickBooks line of products.

The Pennsylvania-based Regional Leader is expanding to Delaware.

The increasing amount of investment from private equity firms in the accounting profession is transforming the ways accountants pursue their careers, according to a new report.

Your clients have options, and the experience you offer can make and keep you the clear choice.

Low interest-rate yields, minimum-asset requirements for investing and higher fees brought lower grades for most of the firms reviewed in an annual study.