Wealth management

What you know isn’t as important as who you know – your clients

Class of '87 graduate Robert Mitchell contributed to the Strome College of Business to help accounting majors.

CFOs who are also CPAs in Indiana are feeling optimistic about economic growth, particularly in the Hoosier state.

Leaked pages of President Donald Trump’s 2005 tax return offer no new details about his foreign income and business dealings but highlight a tax he’s vowed to abolish.

Tax reform may not be the unalloyed good that investors seem to think it is.

The Big 4 firm was recognized by Junior Achievement USA for their efforts in boosting financial literacy.

Accountants can help clients achieve their philanthropic goals while preparing their taxes.

Security concerns could keep the data tool down for weeks.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has released an update to improve the financial reporting on pensions and other post-retirement benefits.

Here’s the latest indication Wall Street regulations won’t be gutted anytime soon: Republicans who write financial laws are starting to focus on other things.

The firm has expanded its Wealth Advisory Practice by merging in a Jacksonville group with $350 million in assets under management.

This is your clients' time to communicate directly with you: Even the once-per-year tax clients need to interact with you -- so you have two choices.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board aims to improve financial reporting for an interest in a master trust.

Thirty of the firm's interns and professionals helped Burton International Academy students learn art history.

A municipal bond investor doesn’t think the president and the Republican-led Congress will do away with the incentive given to buyers of state and local government debt.

As lawmakers in Congress mull the real possibility of a tax overhaul, various proposals are being debated before legislation is introduced.

Arizona firm members and their families prepared meals and more at The Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

Female clients are doing a better job than male clients at planning for a breakup, according to a new survey of CPAs.

The U.S. Tax Court began holding hearings this week on a long-running case involving the Internal Revenue Service and pop star Michael Jackson’s estate.

There's more than enough work to keep them busy, accountants and advisors say.