Accounting October 6, 2026
The 2026 AI Finance Stack
73 tools worth knowing, how I would put them together, and the trends behind why finance teams are picking them.
Firm Management August 17, 2026
Standing Desks, Ergonomics, and What It Means for Accounting Firms
For firms managing tight deadlines during filing season, an ergonomics review is a low-cost, high-leverage way to protect staff capacity when it matters most.
Firm Management August 17, 2026
Point, Don’t Fix: How Financial and Accounting Firms Should Steer AI to Preserve Trust
More AI isn’t always the right answer. In the financial profession, AI without guardrails can lead to disaster.
Payroll August 17, 2026
35% of Workers Have Delayed Retirement as Costs Rise
At the same time, 51% say they are behind on retirement savings or have not started saving.
Financial Reporting August 17, 2026
Expensify Expands Reach of Expensify Card Spend Rules
Admins set the rules once, and the card handles the rest. Any rule pairs with the card limit that fits, whether one-time, monthly, or fixed.
Advisory August 17, 2026
Merging? How to Protect Your SEO and AI Search Visibility
This part of the transition is easy to skip during a merger. But it shapes whether a potential client finds your firm in the first place.
Firm Management August 16, 2026
Four Questions Every Retiring Partner Should Ask Before Signing a Deal
The through-line across all these questions is the same: Does the deal protect what made your firm valuable in the first place?
Mergers and Acquisitions August 14, 2026
Grassi Adds Hoffman Mulligan in NYC
Top 60 accounting firm Grassi has expanded its New York City presence and its tax practice after adding CPA firm Hoffman Mulligan, effective Aug. 1.
Taxes August 14, 2026
Florida Property Tax Proposal Lacked Transparency, State’s Attorney General Says
James Uthmeier said the property tax proposal “could certainly have been rolled out with greater transparency” and the involvement of “key stakeholders” like law enforcement.
Benefits August 14, 2026
How Much Will Social Security COLA Go Up Next Year? ‘It’s Infuriating’
The Senior Citizens League’s new estimate reflects a 0.8 percentage point increase over last year’s cost-of-living adjustment of 2.8%.
SEC August 14, 2026
Here’s Why Single-Family Offices for the Ultrawealthy Don’t Have to Register with the SEC
Because they manage their own family's money, single-family offices used by the ultrawealthy to invest are exempt from some regulations.
Taxes August 14, 2026
NYC Can Keep Rolling Out the Pied-à-Terre Tax, at Least for Now, Judge Rules
New York City can move forward with its implementation of a tax on luxury second homes, a state appeals court judge ruled—at least until a court hearing at the end of the month.
Taxes August 14, 2026
Californians Split on Proposed Tax on Billionaires, Poll Shows
California voters are sharply divided over a ballot measure to impose a one-time tax on billionaires to help fund healthcare programs, according to a poll released Friday.