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Scaling with offshoring

Nick Sinclair, founder, TOA Global, discusses why forward-thinking firms are adopting a blended talent model, integrating onshore, offshore, and on-demand teams.

IRS funding and a potential rise in malpractice claims

The Service’s beefed-up audit capabilities provided under the Inflation Reduction Act focus on large entities and high-income taxpayers, but others may also face more audit risk, also exposing CPA tax preparers to malpractice claims.

Risk management creates more soft landings

In part 2 of a two-part series exploring the basics of negligence and professional liability litigation, learn why CPAs should interpret risk management advice through the lens of how negligence is litigated.

Private equity has big plans for small firms

Investment groups are showing record interest in the field of public accounting, leading many in the profession to look at their options while also looking inward at their business model.

Falling hurts; so does litigation

In the first part of a two-part series exploring the basics of negligence and professional liability litigation, find out why CPAs should interpret risk management advice through the lens of how negligence is litigated.

Report: Businesses off target on FP&A processes

Businesses are automating the wrong financial planning and analysis processes, leading to FP&A staff being overextended and burned out, according to a recent report from Gartner.

Navigating the patchwork of pay transparency laws

The patchwork of state and local laws regarding pay equity can create compliance challenges for CPA firms that employ remote workforces, recruit nationally, or expand their geographical footprint.

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Promises of ‘fast and easy’ threaten SOC credibility

CPAs warn that an ongoing push for high-volume SOC services may come at the cost of quality and objectivity.