Practice management

PE-backed Top 25 Firm is adding in the Louisiana-based Top 100 Firm; while tax firm Ryan acquires RETC.

As clients decide on the business entity type that will offer the most advantages — legally and financially — they'll have much to consider.

The Big Four firm announced layoffs of 5% of its staff only days after calling off plans to spin off its consulting practice.

The long reach of Uncle Sam; send it back; new blog on the block; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Recently released guidance can help with establishing effective internal controls over such reporting.

The war for talent goes on, but there are creative solutions available for bold firms, according to Jeff Phillips.

Plus, Traphagen shaves for charity; YPTC named four new regional directors; and other firm and people news from across the profession.

Sensitivity analysis allows companies to predict the possible outcomes of various scenarios using a mathematical model.

It is essential that firm leadership establishes firm goals and priorities so everyone is on the same page.

Plus, Nova Technology announces blockchain-powered credit management; and other accounting technology news.

Moving your clients from one accounting system to another is seldom a simple and easy task. But going from an entry-level or mid-market system to an ERP is even less so.

EY's U.S. business is embarking on a $500 million cost-saving program over the next 12 months.

The Big Four firm will be the title sponsor for Curry's Underrated Golf program to advance equity, access and opportunity for underrepresented youth in golf. 

For the second year, the Big Four firm is tracking the results of its ESG commitments.

With staff so hard to find, exploring other options for getting work done is critical.

It's not about billing, though — it's about making sure you're focusing your efforts on the right things.

Once you know the difference, you can reap the rewards.

Simply using the tools available to evaluate accounting professionals is not enough for assessing your tech staff.

Long Island's DSJ CPAs adopted an alternative practice structure — but not for the reasons you might expect.

The Big Four firm's U.S. business will instead embark on a $500 million cost-saving program and focus on freeing up capital for investment.