How to make sure your firm isn't stuck in the past.

Financial reporting has been largely stagnant over the last hundred years.

New tools and approaches underscore the urgency of the accounting profession's bid to diversify itself.

There are two things you can't get anywhere except at a meeting of your fellow professionals

The challenge in today's workplace is catering to the egos of those who aren't credentialed.

Kovel agreements can help you protect clients' confidential information.

It's time to extinguish office disasters before they get out of control.

A roundup of recent mergers & acquisitions among accounting firms.

A roundup of recent news from around the profession.

Experts and fellow practitioners give insight into 2015.

A roundup of recent assurance news.

Office moves, awards and more …

Two of the Big Four accounting firms are teaming up with technology companies to see how technology can be used to encourage more companies to do integrated reporting.

The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants has proposed tougher rules to discourage accountants from providing misleading financial information about businesses.

Thought leader Ron Baker wants accounting firms to view themselves in a new light – and a big part of that will require jettisoning a favorite tool.

In a new analysis released today, spend management solutions and services provider Concur, supported by data from reservation service Table8, has found that business dining has become a driving force in growing restaurant sales - a trend likely to only increase in the coming months.

The CFO role is continuing to expand, particularly to human resources and information technology, according to a recent survey.

The AICPA announced today a large step forward in collaborating with the Instituto Nacional de Contadores Públicos (INCP), Colombia’s largest member organization representing public accountants, as the South American nation prepares itself for a single set of high quality international accounting standards.

The American Institute of CPAs has broadened its relationship with Instituto Nacional de Contadores Públicos, Colombia’s largest member organization representing public accountants.

Accountants who have union clients sometimes receive nervous phone calls from their presidents about a letter they received from the U.S. Department of Labor.