Practice management

The accounting firm is aiding the United Way of the Capital Region through a miniature golf tournament.

The Top 40 Firm is continuing to expand its footprint in Florida by adding an Orlando location.

The business payments platform introduced new OCR features to its solutions, allowing for faster automated invoice data entry.

Having an inexperienced staff person correct a small error has great value in their training.

The West Coast powerhouse will merge in Kurtz & Co. in December.

Paying a firm's retirees; email, text and your clients; when the IRS says wrong; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Successful firms recognize the importance of retaining top performers and are constantly developing strategies to keep them.

Accounting firms need to aim to be more than just reliable.

While resiliency is important, adaptability is required to move forward into new opportunities.

Global Tax Management's new training program teaches tax pros in other organizations.

Aaron Doucet, a partner success manager with Xero, warns professionals against getting too complacent.

Go beyond the standard due diligence in examining a potential acquisition.

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs announces 2022 Women to Watch Awards; Weaver launches new government consulting services practice; and more CPA news.

Plus, Rippling introduces new spend management product; Deltek launches a new partner program; and other updates from the accounting technology world.

Over the last three decades, internal audit plans of financial institutions have shifted from a model focused on deep dives of sample selections to plans based on overall risk and controls.

Ernst & Young reported a 13.7% revenue increase in U.S. dollars and 16.4% in local currency terms in fiscal 2022, the highest growth in nearly two decades.

More accounting software uses artificial intelligence to automate routine tasks and provide insight, which has led a growing number of people to consider the ethical implications.

Female employees are seen as having less ability but more potential, according to a new accounting study.

Remembering a reform expert; more suggestions for IRS improvement; fluffy nonsense; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.