Accounting Today April 2017

Tax practices are looking for ways to keep employees engaged during busy season.

Recruiting young professionals is hard, but retaining them can be even tougher.

Accounting firms can learn a lot from how PwC handled the Oscars

Navolio & Tallman solves the face-to-face problem of working with remote employees by using a mobile telepresence system to beam colleagues into the office.

Changing client needs and growing competition may be bringing the relevance of the credential into question.

Complicated rules will mean the industry will require tax and accounting services.

The proposed changes to the Tax Code could have major ramifications for S corps, C corps and LLCs.

The Summa Holdings ruling may be part of a broader push back against the doctrine.

The SEC has been increasingly focused on their use, fearing they may be painting a rosier picture than GAAP-based metrics.

Profs. Miller and Bahnson analyze a quartet of futile pursuits, from political interference with standard-setting to convergence.

What you know isn’t as important as who you know – your clients

A decade ago, firms had very few options in cloud-based software. Today, there are a range of options for firms that serve individuals, large corporations, nonprofits and everything in between. Four firms share their experiences with the solutions they're using.

Our comparison guide lays out the best solutions for handling expenses side by side.

There are five capabilities firms must have to remain successful and future-ready, but too often they think they've already done or tried that.

One thing that all successful companies have in common, no matter the industry, is strong leadership, and that’s also true of accounting firms.

Cash flow tools, a guide to being a more profitable professional, a new entry in cloud accounting, and more software, hardware and books for accountants.

The ability to innovate will be critical for future firms