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What accounting firms can learn from Chick-fil-A and Maya Angelou.

Welcome, 1099-DA; moving out and moving on; not all CRM is alike; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The U.S. firm attributed the uptick to the return of business travel since the pandemic, according to its 2024 Impact Plan report.

Sovos announced the launch of Sovos Indirect Taxes, which features e-invoicing capacities and integrates with over 70 ERPs and transaction management systems.

At a time when resources are scarce, it makes sense to identify clients that represent the highest potential for the most profitable firm revenue growth.

The tools, techniques, strategies and relationships you need to embrace to expand into advisory services.

New financial planning questions on the accounting exam could attract more young people and encourage current practitioners to explore the burgeoning ties between the fields.

The truth that most things are writ in water may as well be carved in stone.

Learn how to get more referrals from existing clients who are truly happy about their relationship with you.

Daniel Dustin, the current vice president of state board relations, will succeed Ken Bishop on Aug. 1.

We're witnessing the evolution of the "new firm."

Plus, the Kansas Society of CPAs gives out scholarships; the Accounting MOVE Project announces a mini summit; and more.

While the term "innovation" isn't necessarily associated with most CPA firms, this perception can easily be changed with the right strategic moves.

Optimizing your presence online can maximize the reach of your client advisory services practice — and all your other practices, as well.

Turns out clients are as mistaken about tax preparers as they are about taxes.

Lindsay Stevenson's transformation team drives innovation for Top 50 Firm BPM

Thomson Reuters announced the release of CoCounsel, a generative solution within Checkpoint Edge meant to help tax professionals with complex research.

Podcasting is the new blogging. Everyone's doing it, and you should, too, right? Not so fast.