Daniel Hood

The clients and markets of the future will require firms and accountants to think more clearly about the investments and effort they want to put into developing new capabilities, according to consultant Gale Crosley.

Cannabis and related industries are the next big thing for accountants.

A starter pack of 12 tasks to help accounting firm leaders work on their businesses, instead of just in them.

Accounting Today is looking for firms to participate in its annual rankings.

The Top 100 Firm is merging Keelsra Business Services into its Springfield office.

Erik Asgeirsson describes the new audit tools and many other developments coming out of CPA.com and the American Institute of CPAs.

The deal expands the Top 100 Firm's presence in North Carolina.

The year-long review recommends a number of sweeping changes to the profession.

Five new trustees have also been named to the Financial Accounting Foundation.

The Top 100 Firm is growing its tax group by bringing on Thrasher & Associates.

ASU 2019-12 aims to simplify Topic 740 in GAAP.

The board wants more comparability and transparency around non-GAAP measurements.

The Top 100 Firm is acquiring Alexandria, Virginia-based Halt, Buzas & Powell.

The audit overseer also named a new general counsel.

Technology is ready to disrupt this core service of the profession, and that's going to require a serious response from auditors, according to Alan Anderson of Accountability Plus.

Accountants also report relatively low churn among their client base.

CPAs are in a great position to benefit from a heightened need for certainty in the future, says the AICPA’s Barry Melancon.

Everyone has them, but there are plenty of ways to deal with those painful clients, according to John Napolitano.