Practice management

The last few years offer important lessons for accountants going forward.

Some practices are sold in their entirety, some piecemeal, some are merged, some abandoned and some are "stolen."

The recently merged BKD and Dixon Hughes Goodman have made their first acquisition.

Carr, Riggs & Ingram has expanded its presence in the Atlanta area by adding a firm in Peachtree City, Georgia.

The pandemic has significantly set back gender parity by more than three decades, highlighting the precarious nature of progress toward gender equality.

Plus, Xero rolls out new features; Ramp launches lending partner network; and other updates from the accounting technology world.

A recent study in the U.K. found that not many firms use social media, which makes them far less visible to potential clients.

The Big Four firm's leaders have approved a plan to separate EY's audit and consulting businesses around the world.

The Big Four firm reported record revenue worldwide for fiscal year 2022 of $59.3 billion.

One year after a landmark private equity investment, a CEO reflects on industrywide change and business transformation, while retaining firm culture.

Data shows a distinct early pay gap among women and men for accounting and related services. Disparities like these are indefensible, says the AICPA's Susan Coffey.

A recent study has found that avoiding awkward conversations can lead to increased costs in the long run.

Finance pros are looking for an exit strategy, but many don't feel prepared to do an IPO.

The Top 20 Firm has been hearing concerns from clients asking how they can reduce costs without laying off desperately needed employees.

An "integrated marketing communications" approach offers resilience and success when coaxing clients to the top of search rankings.

PricewaterhouseCoopers pointed to progress in its audit practice on a number of fronts, including on inspections, training and diversity.

Four months after it was first announced, Marcum LLP and Friedman LLP's merger is now complete, effective September 1.

As your firm grows, there's one crucial thing you will need to do: Let go.

Usually when a practice is sold, the seller sticks around long enough to introduce the buyer to the clients and assures the client they will be available if any problems develop or to field calls when necessary.

Don't underestimate the power of saying 'Thank you.'