Live from AICPA Engage 2025 - Check Out Videos from the Exhibition Hall Floor

Live from AICPA Engage 2025 – Check Out Videos from the Exhibition Hall Floor

CPA Practice Advisor's managing editor Isaac O'Bannon is making the rounds at the AICPA Engage 2025 conference, interviewing several members and vendors, and discussing technologies that helps firms and their clients be more productive, profitable, accurate and efficient.

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Firm Management June 11, 2025

Elliott Davis Secures Private Equity Backing

The top 50 firm made two big announcements on Wednesday: it has a deal in place to receive outside capital from Flexpoint Ford and it named John Otten as its new CEO, effective July 1.

Jason Bramwell

Mergers and Acquisitions June 11, 2025

Sax Acquires Sewald & Anastasia CPAs in New Jersey

The top 100 accounting firm has expanded its presence in its home state of New Jersey after acquiring Sewald & Anastasia CPAs, a full-service tax and accounting firm based in Morganville, effective June 1.

Jason Bramwell

Mergers and Acquisitions June 11, 2025

GHJ Adds Hacker Douglas in California

The Los Angeles-based top 100 accounting firm said on June 10 it has added fellow LA firm Hacker, Douglas & Co., which specializes in profit participation and entertainment accounting.

Jason Bramwell

Accounting June 10, 2025

Many Accountants Fear Their Firms Will Cut Headcount by Over 20% in the Next Five Years

More than half (52%) of accounting professionals expect their firms' headcounts will be at least 20% smaller in the next five years, with fewer entry-level employees expected to be needed in the future, according to a new report from the Indiana CPA Society and CPA Crossings.

Jason Bramwell

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