Ready, set: Tax pros prepare for tax season
Practitioners share what they’re doing to get ahead of 2021.
The soft conversations matter the most
It’s important to know a lot more about your clients than just their financial situation; John Napolitano of US Wealth Management explains why you need to pry into their inner lives to serve them better.
Ed Jenkins, former FASB chair, dies at 85
The Andersen alum served as standard-setter in the midst of the dot-com crash.
Tech news: Xendoo adds QuickBooks integration, and more
ImagineTime integrates with Mango Billing, Beanworks adds expense reimbursement and Gupshup releases business messaging platform.
Cheesecake Factory settles SEC charges over COVID statements
The restaurant chain failed to adequately disclose the financial impact of the pandemic.
Cheesecake Factory settles SEC charges over COVID statements
Paul Sarbanes, co-author of SOX, dies at 87
The former Maryland senator radically reshaped the world of auditing with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.
Firms named to 'Best Workplaces for Parents 2020' list
The Big Four, other firms and related businesses were recognized for their generous paternal leave and supportive services.
Art of Accounting: Partner compensation
As this unusual year comes to an end, many firms will be divvying up profits and assigning new partner salary or draw amounts for 2021. That could lead to conflict. Here are some ways to deal with it.
The future of auditing is coming faster than you think
Now is the time to start preparing your firm for the changes on the way.
Access Denied: Allocation and exacerbation
The flow of assets and capital in manager selection, municipal bonds and business and mortgage capital reveals forms of systemic racism that often get overlooked.