Practice management

The Top 60 Firm is expanding its footprint in North Carolina.

Is a legacy firm one that follows tradition, or one that's interested in maintaining its legacy for years to come?

The deal will deepen PKFOD's private client services offering.

The New York-based firm is expanding to the Carolinas with its latest M&A deal.

Accounting firms have untapped potential in their existing client base that can help them reach their growth KPIs.

Practitioners have always shared advice as part of tax prep, but the future of the field is in proactive, intentional tax advisory services.

Financial advisors, tax professionals and their customers can recoup 30% of the cost through credits for qualified upgrades to their residences.

The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board is planning to make some minor adjustments in its quality management and global audit standards to align them more closely with international ethics rules for accountants.

Here's a look back at some of the best pieces of advice from this past year.

The Michigan-based firm has expanded to Massachusetts.

The Regional Leader merged in a firm in Winter Park, Florida.

Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz assumes new name of Brown Plus; FASB appoints six to Not-for-Profit Advisory Committee; and more news from around the profession.

The Wayne, Pennsylvania-based firm has expanded to Marlton, New Jersey.

What do these changes mean for taxpayers and how can accountants help manage the impact?

Working on any one of them will make life easier and better at your firm.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to make improvements to protect the health and safety of employees working at an underground file storage site, where the perils include falling rocks and broken ladders.

Plus, FAF appoints members to Governmental Accounting Standards Advisory Council; PCAOB names next CIO; and more news from across the profession.

Accounting Today's annual survey reveals firms' expectations, worries and plans for the next 12 months.

The CEO of Baldwin CPAs on adaptability, local roots and remembering what it was like when you first started out.

Artificial intelligence will be doing a lot of the work that accountants currently do — but you can decide which work that is.