Accounting firm services

The American Institute of CPAs will begin offering SOC for Supply Chain, a new assurance framework, this month, to help business clients have more confidence around the viability of their global supply chain in the midst of threats like the coronavirus.

Every firm is capable of innovation — and soon, every firm will need to be.

The key to commercialization is early adopters.

A professional review of a company’s accounts payable data can yield significant benefits.

The Top 40 Firm is celebrating its centennial as it expands its advisory services in the cyber area to meet the challenges of its next 100 years.

Stop worrying about managing time, says Joe Woodard: The successful advisor is focused on being effective, not efficient.

The beauty of being intentional about everything in your life.

Boomer Consulting Inc. is launching Boomer Certified Consultant Training, a year-long training program designed to teach accountants how to develop and deliver consulting and advisory services.

AI is the talk of the town these days, and its application to the tax and accounting profession means automating tasks that we are accustomed to billing for by the hour or form.

The Massachusetts-based firm will bring accounting and finance services to the office supply company’s small-business customers.

Auditors need to provide value beyond the compliance function.

As an accounting professional, you know there are potential tax-related upsides and downsides for every type of business entity.

CPA firms have lost sight of their central mission: building client value.

American Citizens Abroad, a group that promotes the interests of U.S.-born expatriates, has updated and relaunched its online Expat Tax Services Directory of firms providing tax services, tax preparation, accounting services, financial advisory and legal services.

The ability to explain accounting clearly is the power that will make accountants superheroes.

Customer relationship management is an essential part of an accounting firm’s business, but it often gets overlooked in favor of the good accounting work the firm does for their client.

With a little bit of data analysis, accountants can help small businesses develop more profitable approaches.

I always prepare for client meetings. Sometimes I overprepare because I don’t want to be unprepared and also because I want to control the pace, direction and timing of the meeting.

Accountants should be ‘ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen.’

Most small businesses do run their own payroll, but they also wish they didn’t have to.