Work from home

It's not just about "remote" anymore; it's about "international."

It's time to put the cat in the cage.

Did staff get more or less productive while they were working remotely during the pandemic — and why?

Despite the return to the office following the easing of the COVID pandemic, some accountants who work with nonprofit organizations are still working remotely as well.

Contrary to expectations, a study says that remote workers are actually more cybersecurity conscious than their on-site counterparts.

A recent study examined a variety of surveys on remote work adoption and found many had statistical issues that could have distorted the results.

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.

It is challenging to transform while helping others transform, but there is no other option if accountants want to remain relevant.

Two-thirds of organizations report that remote work contributed to data breaches, and nine other developments in technology.

Steven Zelin, the Singing CPA, is a sole practitioner with a staff of 20 who all work virtually.

When does doing a little work on vacation turn into a stay that piques the interest of local tax authorities?

The leading firms in the profession share their biggest concerns for the next 12 months.

Renee Moelders and Jennifer Wilson discuss the rising trend of remote work through the lens of the results of their 2022 Anytime, Anywhere Work Survey.

A recent study found that a lot of that time was flowing back into work, benefiting employers.

A Canadian small-claims tribunal ordered an accountant to pay her former firm for time theft.

Remote workers, by their very nature, are more vulnerable to cyber threats. One study suggests that the best way to get them to take these threats seriously is fear.

Data shows that the number of days working from home has stabilized around one-third after a dramatic spike at the start of the pandemic.

Is our profession heading toward a gig economy?

Recent data suggests that we are having more remote meetings than before, but the length of these meetings has gotten shorter.

Sophisticated collaboration tools can keep you constantly connected to your job. Some think this may not necessarily be a good thing.