Staffing May 7, 2026
What Top Accounting Firms Hire for in 2026: 5 Key Skills Defining the Next Generation of CPAs
As teams become more complex and technology-driven, project management is emerging as a critical skill beyond CPA training alone.
Accounting October 20, 2023
KPMG to Cut 125 U.K. Consulting Jobs as Client Demand Drops
KPMG is also shifting some employees to more in-demand areas within the firm. The cuts represent 2.3% of staff in the unit.
Auditing October 20, 2023
Specialized Audit Skills are Needed for Climate Transition
Skilled auditors will be central to driving robust sustainability reporting practices, the integration of ESG factors into financial reporting, maintaining ethical standards, and assurance and verification.
Financial Planning October 20, 2023
The Pros and Cons of Annuities: A Guide for Financial Advisors
As financial advisors, you will act as a middle ground between the insurance company and the annuitant to facilitate the contract.
Mergers and Acquisitions October 19, 2023
5 Reasons to Consider M&A—Even When Staffing Challenges Both Sides
Combining forces brings all kinds of virtues that have forceful and long-term impact, including staffing.
Taxes October 19, 2023
IRS Gives Employers ‘A Way Out’ if They Filed an Improper ERC Claim
The IRS on Thursday offered steps small businesses can take to cancel their tax credit claim if they have doubts about its legitimacy.
Firm Management October 19, 2023
Cherry Bekaert Adds Chicago-Area CPA Firm PKF Mueller
During its most recent fiscal year, PKF Mueller had revenue of $37.7 million, making it the 127th largest accounting firm in the U.S.
Firm Management October 18, 2023
5 Common Ways That Legacy Technology Puts Your Firm at Risk
Evaluate your tech stack periodically and prune back the legacy software as much as possible to eliminate the risks and reap the rewards of your new technology ecosystem.
Payroll October 18, 2023
2024 Projected Public Accounting Starting Salaries in 15 of the Largest U.S. Cities
Starting pay next year in these 15 cities is expected to range between 5% lower and 32% higher than the national averages.
Taxes October 17, 2023
Taxpayer Interest in IRS’s Direct File Program May Have Been Exaggerated
Their willingness to use the Direct File program may be overstated because of the survey the IRS used to gauge their interest, TIGTA says.
Taxes October 17, 2023
IRS to Try Out Its Free E-Filing Tax Return Program in 13 States Next Year
The IRS on Tuesday unveiled more details about Direct File, the agency’s free online tax filing program that is debuting in 2024.
Payroll October 17, 2023
How Accounting and Tax Pros Can Help Clients Strategize on Social Security
The ideal age to claim Social Security benefits varies for everyone based on their unique financial situation, health, life expectancy, and overall retirement plan.
Taxes October 16, 2023
So Far, the IRS Has Spent 2.5% of Its Inflation Reduction Act Money
As of June 30, the agency has spent approximately $1.95 billion of the nearly $80 billion it will receive over a 10-year period.