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Firm practice management
Will sweatpants come to the office when we return?
HR professionals at several CPA firms offer ideas on how to ease teams back into office mode while preserving comfort.
Fraud advice and more on the value of client advisory services
A fraud expert shares advice for businesses on segregation of duties, unintended consequences of pandemic-related relief, and more.
M&A activity in accounting on the rebound in 2021, expert says
Merger-and-acquisition activity for CPA firms is surging in 2021 after dropping in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Joel Sinkin, president of Transition Advisors LLC said in a session at AICPA & CIMA ENGAGE 2021.
Energize your practice with a tax innovation challenge
The skills and ingenuity the accounting profession showed in reacting to the pandemic can be applied proactively with a new type of competition.
7 tips for starting a client advisory services practice
Many resources are now available to help firms launch CAS practices. CAS experts and firm leaders who’ve taken the plunge share their best advice for getting started.
Frequently asked risk management questions
This column provides a one-stop guide for common professional liability risk management questions and the resources to help answer them.
How CPAs helped save businesses during COVID-19
Many small businesses were forced to reinvent themselves to survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how CPAs who offer client advisory services helped business-owner clients explore new options for creating revenue.
Graylin Smith, CPA, CGMA
Guiding clients through opportunities and risks requires a careful process, according to Graylin Smith, CPA, CGMA.
How to effectively support working parents during a crisis
Helping employees maintain health and efficiency during a crisis requires flexibility, empathy, and consistent communication. Employers can follow these tips to help employees during a crisis.
Ask the expert: What is an API?
Calvin Leong helps firms understand what APIs are available at Thomson Reuters and how to use them.
Why CPA firms need to know about restricted top-level web domains
New top-level web domains, such as .cpa, are one way for firms to modernize their digital front door. Here’s what you need to know about these new top-level domains (TLDs) and why you may want to consider using them.
Ease staff’s fears about returning to the office
Firm leaders can address staff’s anxieties by discussing the rationale for returning to in-person work, communicating transparently about the safety measures they are taking, implementing employee feedback and, when possible, giving staff control over when they return.
Learning from Black CPA career role models
A century after John W. Cromwell Jr. became the nation’s first Black CPA, Black role models continue to open doors in the profession.
Adapting to workplace culture in a virtual world
This article discusses ways to help integrate new employees into firm culture, even when everyone can’t be together in person.
Restaurant industry recovery aided by CPAs, 2 leaders with longtime ties
CPAs and restaurant owners have worked together closely to overcome the devastating consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. Bill Pirolli, CPA/CFF/PFS, CGMA, and Brian Casey, who are Rhode Island natives and chair their respective association boards, endeavor to help the industry recover.
Find value in letting clients go
CPAs explain their approach to evaluating and parting ways with some clients.
An evaluation framework for responding to requests
Even seemingly benign requests made of CPAs can raise professional liability risk. Follow this evaluation framework to help understand and manage risk related to requests.
Finding the best talent using remote interviews
Social distancing and other pandemic precautions don’t have to slow down your search for talent. One organization offers tips for conducting effective remote job interviews.
For firms, advanced tech is no longer optional
Firms that place well-thought-out tech solutions at the forefront of their strategy will be best positioned to gain the most in the future.
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