Practice management

FASB appoints new members to Public Markets Advisory Committee; WilliamsMarston launches podcast; and more news from across the profession.

The PS+ practice serves nearly 80 firms across the U.S. and Canada.

Plus, BillingPlatform launches BP Pay solution; Bill announces "Bookkeeper Appreciation Week"; and other accounting tech updates.

If your culture is based on being able to walk down the hall to ask a question, you don't have much of a culture — or, at least, not much of an intentional culture.

A recent survey from Rightworks found firms that use AI have a higher revenue per employee than firms that do not.

A diverse team isn't about filling seats or meeting quotas; it's about breaking free from the hive mind.

Many companies are enthused by Trump's proposals to cut taxes and regulation, but there's mounting concern that his tariffs will raise prices and squeeze margins.

In an era dominated by private equity and merger mania, firms that want to stand alone have to make that a conscious — and continual — choice.

While workplace equality has come a long way, some women in accounting and finance still encounter barriers to advancement in companies that have yet to evolve.

Traditional AI and generative AI aren't significantly more likely to produce high productivity gains compared to other innovations like RPA or blockchain.

New clients may seem easy to come by now, but that won't always be the case.

McConnell Jones, the largest African American-owned CPA firm, is focused on expanding its geographic footprint as part of its growth strategy.

The Top 50 Firm based in Troy, Michigan has expanded into Tennessee with its latest M&A deal.

Traditional talent development models rely on in-house staff and struggle to keep pace with the changes accounting firms face.

ERP solutions provider Acumatica announced the rollout of its R1 release, sporting enhanced AI features as well as more industry-specific solutions.

When small CPA shops suddenly end, clients are left to scramble for a replacement — and any enterprise value that the owner may have had withers away.

Tax season usually is the most stressful period of the year for accountants. Staying calm will help you, your clients and staff.

All too often, what accountants are selling are services that clients have to endure, says Joe Woodard, not the sort of thing that they really value.

Ahead of Tax Day, annual return filings consume a lot of attention, but advisors and other experts say they pose opportunities for growth and savings as well.

The threat is that clients decide an AI chatbot is good enough for their purposes and so they never call their accountant in the first place.