Practice management

Individual and organizational success for all businesses hinges on diversity, equity and inclusion.

What is predictable is that leadership requires hard work, balance and time off to explore, access to resources, accountability, and an abundance mindset.

The Top 100 Firm aims to recognize U.S.-based businesses that are “changing the game” with their commitment to environmental, social and governance practices.

Yount, Hyde and Barbour is acquiring Glass Jacobson; and RSM Brazil is merging in Pemom.

The Top 50 Firm has been making sure to hold onto talent and bring in new hires as the accounting profession struggles to fill the talent pipeline.

Make payment a conscious part of your job.

In this installment of the Frontier, Jim Bourke shares his excitement about new technology — and his concerns that some solutions are oversold.

Plus, the first Black woman (and first sole practitioner) to run the AICPA's PCPS Executive Committee; new boards at CPA societies in Connecticut and Virginia; and other news from across the profession.

The accounting workflow automation provider's automated inbox application aims to streamline workflows.

The provider of cloud-based audit and accounting software has revised its global brand to reflect changes within the industry.

When it comes to the frequency of client communication, there’s no magic formula.

A group of Democrats has asked the commission to investigate whether the identity verification company illegally misled consumers and government agencies.

Biggest practice blunders; yet another reason to raise taxes; the court looks back; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Baker Tilly acquires Bader Martin; Aprio merges in RINA Accountants & Advisors; and Postlethwaite & Netterville adds RBM.

As you look to the 2023 tax season, here’s what it takes to move to an advanced cloud-based tech tool.

Whether to give accountants tech skills or technology people accounting education remains a live question among thought leaders.

A few weeks ago, while I was cleaning out old papers, I came across a staff handbook I wrote in 1982.

Employees at accounting firms and other types of businesses are continuing to work remotely, or coming into the office less, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues with the emergence of new and more transmissible Omicron subvariants.

Two North Carolina firms are combining, effective June 1.