Accounting Today October 2018

Accounting’s leaders are concerned about the impact of technology, and the need to embrace change.

14 steps clients and practitioners should look to improve in 2019.

Worries of accounting's death by automation are greatly exaggerated.

The seventh edition of Accounting Today's annual report highlights 10 outstanding accounting firm leaders.

The Southwest’s largest independent accounting firm has national aspirations.

Treat all your clients with the same respect.

Tax pros share how they handle concerns about preparer fraud.

The three bills have varying chances of success, and some high hurdles in the Senate.

Profs. Miller and Bahnson reprise an old column to take down an old proposal that's gained some new adherents.

As technology infiltrates the auditing process, auditors must be sure to maintain and cultivate this core attribute.

Protecting yourself can help you protect your clients in financial planning.

In the wake of the TCJA and other legislative uncertainty, access to reliable information is more important than ever.

Change may seem future-oriented, but it is firmly embedded in the past.

How to protect corporate and personal information when using the cloud.

Don’t just say you value your female employees – show it.

Accounting firms need to brace themselves for liability issues old and new.

Your clients will never be satisfied, and that’s a good thing.

Generational perspectives on positive cultures from McGowen, Hurst, Clark & Smith.