Source: The Partner Advisor, March 14, 2018 The following is a complete reprint, reproduced with permission, of a blog entry by Gary Adamson. Who does the hiring at your firm? In CPA firms, at least in those under fifty people, the recruiting and…
Source: Public Practice, February 2018, published by The Texas Society of CPAs Although workload compression is a top concern of CPA firms, it’s a problem that is expected to only get worse over the next three years. This is one of the primary…
Source: Firm of the Future In response to a question from a sole practitioner, Ron Baker gave him advice on how to distinguish his tax return services from those of H&R Block — and therefore be able to increase the value of and charges for his work…
Like other industries, accounting has had its share of disruptive business forces in recent years, brought on both by technology and an ever-changing regulatory environment. But blockchain may be the biggest disrupter yet. And the consensus opinion…
Sec. 1031 exchange activity has picked up considerably in recent years, as real estate sellers facing significant capital gains look for opportunities to soften the tax blow. By exchanging real property for other real property of “like kind,” owners…
Source: Journal of Accountancy As the frenetic pace of tax season approaches, accounting firms face their annual test: Can they deliver timely tax work that’s free of errors, oversights, and client complaints? This article offers three tips to help…
