Practice management

Your clients have options, and the experience you offer can make and keep you the clear choice.

Low interest-rate yields, minimum-asset requirements for investing and higher fees brought lower grades for most of the firms reviewed in an annual study.

Dignari is a woman-owned firm specializes in digital ID and access management solutions for U.S. government clients.

Tax season is about providing superior, high-value services to clients. That means doing everything necessary to make the experience working with you pleasant.

ISO 42001 is a comprehensive framework concerning oversight of AI management systems in terms of security, ethics and accountability.

Top 50 Firm Schellman recently became the first U.S. firm accredited to certify compliance with the new ISO 42001 AI management standard.

Private equity comes with a great many questions; Bob Lewis offers answers and valuable advice for accountants looking at this major trend.

Ernst & Young fired dozens of its U.S. staffers for taking multiple online training courses simultaneously, violating the firm's ethic's policies.

Plus, Avalara announces AvaTax for Accounts Payable; Sage Copilot launches in U.S.; and other accounting technology news.

Mariel Diaz's accounting practice is custom-made for her exclusively jewelry-industry clients.

The Top 50 Firm based in Cleveland is the latest to receive a private equity investment, in this case from Lovell Minnick Partners.

Learning should be an ongoing process, not just an annual obligation or an item to tick off during performance evaluations.

The global professional services firm founded by a group of former Arthur Andersen partners has attracted influential economists to its advisory board.

Wolters Kluwer announced a host of integrations and improvements in tax, practice management and audit for its CCH Axcess product.

Audit, risk and compliance platform AuditBoard announced the addition of three new AI-driven automation and analysis capacities to its platform.

Explore lessons that accountants can learn from vendors with a focus on one of the most pressing challenges in the profession: talent management.

CPAs and accounting firms live (or die) by calendars and clear communication, with regular deadlines dictating their activities and priorities.

Most accountants have just completed their tax season for last year's returns and are probably not thinking about their next tax season. But they should.