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December 16, 2019

The Top 100 People: 25 tips for the future

Leaders in accounting offer their top suggestions for preparing for what’s next in the profession.

People on the move: Vrakas names next president & managing shareholder

By Danielle Lee

BKD appoints new national leader for private equity; Crowe elects 34 partners and principals; and more personnel news.

Fee time: What to say to price shoppers

By Jeff Stimpson 3 min read

Tax pros share their strategies for dealing with cost-conscious clients.

Half of firms’ clients have been with them 8+ years

By Daniel Hood

Accountants also report relatively low churn among their client base.

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Intuit updates ProConnect Tax Online

By Ranica Arrowsmith

Updates include new forms, e-file capabilities, and behind-the-scenes software upgrades.

Firms on the move: Marks Paneth recognized as a Changemaker

By Danielle Lee

NJCPA delivers more than 6K pounds of food and supplies to community food bank; DuCharme McMillen celebrates 25 years; and more CPA news.

Firms giving back: Withum holds Week of Caring

By Sean McCabe

The New Jersey Society of CPAs donates over 6,600 lbs. of food; Grant Thornton names Sneakers for Soldiers to its Purple Paladin program; and other charitable initiatives from firms across the country.

Time to take a modern approach to business acceptance

By John Sharkey 5 min read

Technologies like AI can help firms take their client onboarding to the next level.

Innodata releases AI-enabled document analytics product

By Ranica Arrowsmith 2 min read

The data engineering company has released an online document analytics platform that can convert documents to data points, including visualizations.

Warren’s wealth tax may fall $1T short, study finds

By Laura Davison 3 min read

The Penn Wharton Budget Model says it would raise $2.3-$2.7T, not $3.75T