Corporate governance

Accounting-as-usual needs to change if we are to change business-as-usual.

Accounting firms must start investing in their own futures

A new CPA Trendlines study finds firms aren’t achieving all they hoped for with the service.

In many cases, improving workflows starts with examining the business processes that underlay them.

Ten years ago, I began a journey of innovation. I had no idea how the changes I was making would impact my firm, my customers and my life.

The virtual curriculum aims to introduce younger staff to the skills and ideas they need to bring in new business.

A lack of clarity can be an enterprise killer for accountants.

Blucora’s Avantax Wealth Management combines two firms that took competing approaches to serving tax professionals branching into wealth management.

Expensify, provider of the popular expense management app, has introduced the Expensify Card, a free corporate card for companies that use the app.

Firms need to focus on actively encouraging client referrals.

Judgment is the critical differentiator for the profession going forward.

Accounting firms need to realize that passivity is passé.

Marketing in the profession is undergoing a revolution, fundamentally changing how firms promote themselves and develop new business.

International accounting groups convened in New York during Climate Week to discuss the urgent need for action.

This new equally internal and external project manager has a broader background and skill set, moving toward a more proactive leadership style when guiding team members. In other words, the role has matured.

Workiva has updated its Wdata platform to include automatic updates, approval workflows and improved connectivity.

Accounting firms need to continually think about how they do the things they do.

The “New Clients Survey” is accepting responses through Oct. 10, 2019.

Growth consultant Gale Crosley dives into large-opportunity pursuit, and what accountants need to do to land the big fish.