Practice management

The Oakley Group adds three staff members; Prager Metis appoints CFO advisory principal; and more personnel and firm news.

The decisions you might be facing may not be unique to accounting, but they are real challenges for your firm to overcome.

Will your firm's post-tax season meetings promote frank and open discussions, or will groupthink and conformity dominate?

Two books by accounting leaders point up the importance of self-knowledge, and taking a penetrating look at your own firm.

The Top 50 Firm is expanding its client accounting and advisory services team.

Accounting Today is in the midst of surveying CPA firms with wealth management practices for its 2023 'Wealth Magnets' ranking.

Invoices sent after what is perceived to be the final invoice are less likely to be paid or can leave an impression of sloppiness that could affect your chance to do additional work.

In some states, commercial and industrial property owners are typically paying inaccurate property tax levels by as much as 20% to 30%.

The profession is in the midst of a great natural experiment as some firms embrace remote work and others flee from it. This is already creating an impact on the labor pool.

Tax compliance platform Avalara said it has expanded the reach of its e-invoicing services through new certifications.

Accountability and progress start with regular meetings, a clear goal, and actionable steps.

Clients who call with a quick question may need a more complete analysis than they're ready to hear.

MindBridge's statistical, machine learning and rules-based analytics technology will be incorporated into the Big Four firm's audit platform, Clara.

A recent study says that when faced with the choice to either imitate or differentiate from a competitor who recently adopted new technology, the choice comes down to the customer.

The greatest job security will be for people who know the tax rebates and every aspect of green law.

Researchers can't point to a single unique factor for why some companies excel at innovation and others do not, indicating there are many paths a business can take.

Amy Vetter talks about her new book, "Disconnect to Connect," as well as the need to understand your own story -- so that you can then rewrite it.

Reoccurring revenue is changing the landscape for accountants and their firms.