Undertaking new, unfamiliar service offerings can elevate the risk of errors and professional liability claims.
Firm practice management
Rise in U.S. accounting salaries accelerates
Employers also are embracing flexibility to attract and retain talent.
Diane B. Medley, CPA/ABV, CGMA
Diane B. Medley, CPA/ABV, CGMA, is managing partner and co-founder of Mountjoy Chilton Medley LLP in Louisville, Ky.
Maximize proceeds in accounting firm sales
Misconceptions about how to price and structure the sale of a practice can cost CPAs much of their equity. CPAs have many options to sell on their terms.
How CPAs can save money and time when traveling
CPAs who travel face the modern-day hassles of business travel, from booking to packing to hopping on and off planes, trains, and automobiles.
Dispelling 4 myths that shroud diversity and inclusion
Four stubborn myths have clouded some of the discussion of diversity and inclusion in accounting, Rich Caturano said in a speech to the AICPA governing Council.
Stop putting out fires, at least for an hour
Futurist and business adviser Daniel Burrus worries that unrelenting busyness is squeezing out much-needed time for examining trends and opportunities.
Remote working: Is it right for your firm?
This article highlights a few reasons you might want to implement remote teams in your firm and challenges you may face if you decide to do so.
United we thrive, divided we fail
If you want your firm to thrive well into the future, make enhancing overall partner unity your No. 1 priority in the coming year.
Hiring at public accounting firms hits all-time high
Hiring and enrollment in accounting programs are at all-time highs. Master’s degrees are taking off, too, and firms are getting creative in their pursuit of in-demand talent.
Crowdfunding brings new opportunities for CPAs
The explosive growth of crowdfunding will allow CPAs to bring more value to businesses by auditing or reviewing their financials, advising them on taxes and best practices, and helping them minimize risk.
Keep pace with tech changes
These seven tips can help CFOs mitigate technology risks and maximize returns.
How to win the Game of Talent
Take a detailed look at how to succeed in the most heated competition for accounting talent in recent memory.
Weighing strategies to limit litigation risk
Alternatives to civil litigation for dispute resolution have benefits and drawbacks.
Get a head start on preparing for tax season
The AICPA Private Companies Practice Section team shares best practices on preparing for busy season.
More evidence of accelerating growth in accounting and finance salaries
Accounting and finance salaries in the United States are projected to grow 2.4% in 2016, according to a salary guide published this week, up from the 1.2% increase forecasted for 2015.
Cost-saving tips for small firms
Even minor tweaks to daily processes can increase your firm’s efficiency and, in turn, boost your bottom line.
Rise in US accounting salaries accelerates
Starting salaries for U.S. accounting professionals are expected to rise between 4.0% and 5.3% in the coming year, according to a new salary guide from staffing services provider Robert Half.
Effortless payroll service offerings
Experts explain how payroll providers can help CPAs help their clients.
Meeting the financial planning challenges of the future
Discover strategies your firm can use to cope with aging clients, higher health care costs, and the threat of robo-advisers.
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Randy Crabtree, CPA, suffered two strokes in four days and struggled with his mental health for years before he learned to recognize, address, and prevent chronic stress. Learn from his insights on how CPAs can avoid professional burnout.
