Accounting Today May 2018

Top firms are getting a head start on adapting to new technologies.

Accounting firms and tax pros can do more than just relax after tax season.

Despite perceptions that the issue isn’t widespread in accounting, insurers urge caution.

The move to advisory services starts with a question (or two).

Inside Top 100 Firms

Don’t point fingers when something goes awry. Focus on your firm’s systems and processes so the same mistakes don’t keep popping up.

Congress is working on a major redesign of the tax agency.

The Supreme Court's ruling in Marinello makes it less likely a delinquent taxpayer will be charged with a felony.

Larry Smith, who served as a member of the Financial Accounting Standards Board from 2007 until 2017, is watching some of the standards he worked on for a decade now being rolled out, but he believes the board should be doing more on performance reporting and the FASB Accounting Standards Codification.

Helping business-owner clients with succession planning is a must.

Two firms share their experiences with the systems that store all their sensitive information.

SUT software faces changes in technology, legislation and regulation.

Managing IT is a challenge for accounting firms and the profession.

Next Stop: The Cloud

Done right, it's the first step to innovation for accounting firms.

Oklahoma CPA Tyler Winn shares four strategies for success in this popular service area.

Client accounting services are the new revenue segment you cannot afford to miss.

Accountants must jump a couple of major hurdles to start teaching.

The annual listing ranks CPA financial planners by assets under management.