The business and accounting software provider expects integrations and acquisitions to be key to its success in the United States.

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Small businesses saw little change in their month-over-month hiring rates and hourly earnings growth, but the number of hours worked by employees rose, according to payroll giant Paychex.

That a "war for talent" continues to rage within the accounting and tax industry may not be "new" news, nor should it be a surprise.

Mistakes have to be expected and in some cases need to be made, but not continually repetitive mistakes.

As the profession increasingly embraces technology, will something vital be lost along the way? Or will we see the full realization of the profession's promise to be a trusted advisor?

That's before a potential break-up of its auditing and consulting divisions takes effect, which could further ramp up a recruitment drive.

Accounting firm KPMG is expanding its Manchester presence with extra tech workers and a revamped office space with meetings at its core.

Staffing will represent the biggest obstacle for public accountants over the next 12 months — but it won't be the only one, and it has plenty of troubling aspects.

Accountants expect plenty of challenges over the next 12 months, but they're also making plans to move their firms forward.

The Internal Revenue Service issued its annual notice on the amendments needed for retirement plans for employees of schools, tax-exempt organizations and ministers.

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Ed Mendlowitz looks back at some of his favorite columns over the years.

The hybrid work model that has come into wider use since the pandemic can help organizations with diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

The more you prepare, the greater your chances of impressing your interviewers and getting a job offer.

People need a voice, no matter what their level, where they're working, or how they learn.

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs introduced a mentorship initiative to grow and diversify the accounting pipeline.

While much of our focus is on accounting technology specifically, the profession can be affected by technology from anywhere, and likely will in the future.

HP, Liberty Bank and Aon are the first three employers signed up to the Registered Apprenticeship for Finance Business Partners program.