Succession planning

There are more good accounting firms than ever looking to sell. But you may have to go on many dates before you find the perfect match.

Why a CPA is the core advisor when clients look to sell their companies.

The institute has named Mike DePrisco as its new president and CEO, as the organization goes through a restructuring.

The rebate runaround; three ways to file; good, bad, ugly and the IRS; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Jason Girzadas will take the helm, succeeding Joe Ucuzoglu, who is becoming CEO of Deloitte globally, while Lara Abrash will serve as chair of the board.

In this first of a series of articles, Gene Marks looks at the data that heralds a massive growth in business sales in the near future.

Allan Koltin envisions three scenarios for accounting firms going forward.

If you have a partner but no agreement, get one.

The next generation of the ultra-rich say they're ready for succession. The executives responsible for managing families' fortunes aren't so sure.

Business executives are anticipating a number of risks in 2023.

With private equity firms scouting the landscape, should accounting firms chart their own independent course?

Thomas has been leading the state society since 1999.

PPP misrepresentation; rebuilding clients' basis; what you're doing wrong; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

During partnership planning, design and discussion related to CPA firm buy-in, be sure to cover these four essential topics.

Some practices are sold in their entirety, some piecemeal, some are merged, some abandoned and some are "stolen."

Usually when a practice is sold, the seller sticks around long enough to introduce the buyer to the clients and assures the client they will be available if any problems develop or to field calls when necessary.

The Institute of Management Accountants has engaged the search firm Korn Ferry to help identify its next leader.

The Illinois CPA Society's annual summit highlighted the biggest concerns confronting the profession.

What will happen to your practice if you die prematurely? What happens if you suddenly become disabled?

There are some solos with pretty large practices and those are more difficult to sell since finding the right type of buyer is harder.