Practice management

As Hurricane Florence barrels toward the East Coast, it's worth looking at these simple steps.

Look for ideas, and looking is what yields the results.

While you will never find these commandments on two stone tablets, they should provide you with direction as you seek to develop your practice.

The IRS and others offer advice on preparing individuals and businesses for the worst.

Tim Ryan wants staff to be 'better co-workers, friends and allies.'

John Karaffa of ProSport CPA shares the ins and outs of tax planning for professional athletes.

Payout caps, retirement notification notices, client transition plans and sensible buyout plans are a must for any accounting firm.

‘You’ve Got to Earn It’ aims to boost the relevance of the profession in the face of challenges from technology.

The Internal Revenue Service is planning to update its user agreement for taxpayers and tax professionals accessing its e-Services applications online in an effort to improve security.

Whether you have launched an international service niche, or would like to, here’s advice on what works.

Boomer and BLI collaborate for Anticipatory Accelerator workshop; Janover launches cannabis industry practice group; and more news from CPA offices across the country.

Elliott Davis adds eight shareholders in four offices; OUM & Co. promotes 12; and other recent hires, promotions and personnel news from firms across the country.

Sensiba San Filippo earns accolades for its social stewardship, while reaching out to the community — and bringing in young talent.

Candidates for the annual roster of thought leaders, regulators, top practitioners and more share there thoughts on the major challenges facing the profession.

The annual list recognizes top leaders from accounting firms across the country.

Periodically, every farmer will go around and pluck the low-hanging fruit so that it doesn't spoil. Well, the same principle applies to effective professional service marketers.

James Sikich, who retired from his namesake Top 100 Firm at the end of last year, was 70.

Senior partners at many small and midsized CPA firms are unable to make significant strides in their bottom-line distributions to their partners.

Accounting firms are seeing slightly more growth in the amount of income per partner, along with a bigger share of revenue that can be attributed to M&A, according to the latest edition of the annual Rosenberg Survey.

Tax preparers identify the clients they never want to see again.