Corporate governance

Improve the odds of successfully starting up a new accounting practice from scratch and avoid the school of hard knocks.

Make 2019 the year you offer your clients what they really need.

Is your firm agile enough for today’s super competitive environment?

With things changing so fast in the accounting world, many CPAs feel it’s difficult just trying to keep up.

Canadians are about to start paying a carbon tax in what is set to be a key political battleground of the 2019 election.

In the current environment, the ability of any accounting firm to continue and lead in the market lies in the ability to be creative and innovative.

Let’s face it. All plans, to a certain extent, are based on assumptions.

Without having a defined plan in place—the steps you need to go to get from Point A to Point B—all you have is a dream.

Hiring shortfalls and disruptive technologies will be among the main topics of discussion in boardrooms in 2019.

The Institute of Management Accountants is holding its annual ethics case writing competition for accounting and finance academics and practitioners.

The lame-duck package has been scaled back as the congressional term nears an end.

Accountants share their expectations and plans for the next 12 months, with data from Accounting Today's annual survey.

If you have kicked around the idea of starting your own accounting practice and think you are ready, then this article is for you.

Don’t be afraid to try new things.

A look at what’s coming for the accounting profession in 2019.

All of your employees can boost your bottom line, says Angie Grissom of the Rainmaker Companies -- they just need to know how.

Do you have a written plan? Does it integrate with your firm's strategic plan?

Traditional approaches to marketing and lead generation are becoming less and less effective for accountants. Build trust first.

As buyers get pickier about merger candidates, Transition Advisors' Joel Sinkin offers a set of tips for ways to stand out -- and improve your firm at the same time.

Never pass up an opportunity to build your practice.