Practice management

A recession looms, but it may have some silver linings for nimble businesses — and their accountants.

Revenues from client advisory services between 2018 and 2020 rose from 34% to 47%; by contrast, all other practice areas grew from 28% to 34% in the same period.

Don’t wait for a succession plan; ID.me looms; what the CBO sees for the next decade; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Ask your tomorrow self if today’s self has positioned you adequately and responsibly. If you don’t like the answer, you have time to change it.

The first of two articles on the transformation of the tax and accounting profession looks at the factors driving change.

In this installment of the Frontier, experts lament the lack of attention paid to the client experience amid all this technological progress.

Two professionals from Andrea & Orendorff in Kenosha, Wisconsin share their perspectives on how to realign your client base to prepare for succession.

The AI-based accounts receivable software developer announced it has changed its name to Aiwyn.

The Atlanta firm is awarding 14 local hospitals $10K each as part of the Georgia Rural Hospital Tax Program.

If you're looking for ways to expand your revenue streams, you may be considering offering statutory agent services.

Free Mom Hugs, which helps the LGBTQ+ community across all 50 states, is the latest organization to be featured by the firm's ongoing philanthropic initiative.

Technology adoption decisions almost automatically create a Catch-22 situation, as both maintaining and breaking the status quo carry costs by aggrieved parties.

Top 20 Firms BKD CPAs & Advisors and Dixon Hughes Goodman completed their previously announced megamerger, rebranding the combined firm as Forvis and launching Forvis Wealth Advisors.

Marcum LLP, a Top 20 Firm based in New York, has added LTSP, a firm based in Newport Beach, California, expanding Marcum’s presence on the West Coast.

Don’t make it hard for people to do business with you.

The lack of proper representation of Black people in accounting made it much more difficult to attain what two CPAs recently accomplished.

In this installment of The Frontier, experts lament the persistence of email, which is seen as out of step with modern business needs despite its ubiquity.

Golfer Cameron Smith inks a deal with the Top 10 Firm; RSM launches its Family Office Institute; and other firm and personnel news from across the accounting profession.

How Drucker & Scaccetti pioneered an important service for the LGBTQ+ community