Here are some reasons diversity and inclusion make good business sense for CPA firms.
Human capital
Ways to reduce the gender pay gap
Closing the wage gap between male and female accountants is becoming critical as the profession looks to increase diversity in its ranks.
How to prevent workers from wasting time on tech troubles
Many minutes, hours, and sometimes days can be wasted on IT-related issues, costing both time and money.
Manager Survival Series: Managing conflict
The ability to recognize conflict, understand what’s causing it, and then work through it swiftly will serve you well as a manager.
Take the test: What are your unconscious biases?
Unconscious bias can affect everything from hiring to promotions to project assignments—and potentially could derail efforts at promoting diversity.
Should you accept a counteroffer from your employer?
This article offers advice on how to navigate the delicate process of (potentially) leaving your job.
Should you wait for a promotion—or move on?
What can you do to avoid staying longer than you should? Ask how you are doing!
How CPA firms can counteract unconscious bias
Though we like to think we’re impartial in our decision-making, it’s often the case that our unconscious beliefs affect our choices.
5 books to help you manage Millennials
we’ve identified several books that can help members of more-experienced generations connect with their Millennial employees and co-workers.
What firms must do to better develop their people
Firms across the country are looking for ways to improve their tired, cumbersome, perfunctory, and ineffective performance management systems.
Tried-and-true ways to reduce the stress of busy season
Bosses can do many things to reduce pressure on valued staff members.
How to increase CPAs’ happiness on the job
Three factors that have the most impact on CPAs’ well-being: having hope, a calling, and autonomy.
Coaching programs get new partners off to a great start
The transition to partner can be challenging. That’s why many firms give new partners coaching: to boost their confidence and refine their leadership skills at a crucial juncture in their career.
Finding a mentor
Mentors can not only show you the ropes but also help guide you to your next role.
Improve your business by working less
Owners’ hours directly impact the value of a practice: If all other things are equal, buyers prefer to buy an accounting practice with fewer owner hours.
These steps can help you embrace an exciting retirement
This column seeks to dispel four fears that retirees have and share a six-step strategy for creating a life after work.
How to manage underperformers
In order to ensure that you are engaging the best and the brightest employees in the firm, you must learn to handle and manage the underperformer.
7 communication tips for new tax managers
These tips can help managers provide effective coaching and feedback to less-experienced tax preparers during busy season.
Retiring the billable hour as a measure of performance
Measuring employee performance based on the number of charge hours worked is a practice that can create multiple problems for firms.
Manager Survival Series: The chronically late or absent employee
This article offers tips on to how to handle the chronically late or absent professional employee in the typical workplace.
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Preparing clients for new provisions next tax season
As the 2025 filing season approaches, H.R. 1 introduces significant tax reforms that CPAs must be prepared to navigate. These legislative changes represent some of the most comprehensive tax updates in recent years, affecting both individual and corporate taxpayers. This report provides in-depth analysis and guidance on H.R. 1.
