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Financial planning: Remember to plan for risk
CPA financial planners must carefully document for clients all risks associated with recommended investments.
Tips for surviving busy season
Veteran tax practitioners share ways to take care of yourself and do your best work at crunch time, no matter when that falls on the calendar.
Help staff let off steam during busy season
Accounting firms share their favorite methods for cutting tension, promoting camaraderie, and building good will during the busiest time of the year.
Develop your team — or lose them
This article discusses the importance of providing employees with professional development opportunities.
Wayne McConnell, CPA
Strategies for technology, succession, and human resources are essential for success in a time of rapid change, according to Wayne McConnell, CPA, managing partner of McConnell & Jones LLP in Houston.
Managing risk related to consulting engagements
Consulting can be a lucrative and rewarding addition to your firm’s offerings. Consider these risks and steps before taking on a consulting engagement.
Depression and the CPA
A CPA who lives with mental illness explains how getting help can make a difference — and how the support of colleagues can help, too.
Flexible work strategies for public accounting
Worker-friendly policies — when executed correctly — can assist CPA firms in retaining valuable people.
Interesting CPA stories of how tech has transformed accounting
Technology-savvy accounting professionals describe their old and new ways of doing things, and the pros and cons of those changes.
Why audit firm leaders need to practice what they preach
Audit quality is improved when firm leaders personally model the exemplary behaviors that they say they value, according to a new study backed by the AICPA Assurance Research Advisory Group.
Evolve your firm with these 12 questions
To survive change, CPAs need to be willing to alter business models and revamp legacy processes and services.
Women’s initiatives: How the pilot programs worked
Three women CPAs explain how a pilot program that aimed for diversity and inclusion helped transform their midsize accounting firms.
Keeping a virtual team on track
CPAs offer advice on the processes and technology that help them effectively manage remote teams.
Getting ready for the big sit-down with clients
Annual meetings are a prime way for accountants to glean information that can affect tax strategy or to let clients know about other beneficial firm offerings.
How to guard client finances against dementia
Cognitive impairment adds a difficult layer of complexity to a client’s financial plans. Here are steps CPAs can take to protect clients with dementia against fraud.
2020s vision: Tech transformation on tap
Data analytics, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and other technologies will drive big changes in the accounting profession over the next 10 years. Are you ready for what’s next?
10 steps for getting practice growth right
When firms experience growth, it can be a challenge figuring out how to respond to the demands that come along with it.
Navigating storms, and risk, with subcontractors
Seeking professional help when the firm needs it is not as easy as it sounds.
Working remotely: Take care to make it work
These six tips can help optimize your work-from-home experience.
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