Taxes January 26, 2026
Welcome to Tax Season 2026
The IRS today opened the 2026 tax filing season and began accepting and processing federal individual income tax returns for tax year 2025.
September 27, 2017
7 Tips for Interviewing Job Candidates By Video
With advances in virtual-meeting applications, many companies are turning to the video interview to evaluate job candidates. The format offers firms a host of benefits, including cost savings, access to remote job seekers and speed.
September 26, 2017
How to Help Your Clients Manage Student Debt
College debt can range from several, to hundreds of thousands of dollars, so students and parents can always use some guidance in the best ways to manage the loans and save money. This presents a great opportunity for tax professionals to provide ...
September 26, 2017
Achieving a Successful Tax Practice Takes Trial and Error
I pride myself on being ahead of the curve in this business. Accounting is such a conservative profession, and there is a lot of resistance to change. I was a partner in a partnership for 18 years. I spent a lot of my time dragging my other partners ...
September 26, 2017
How Building a Team Around You Can Help Your Practice
Let’s face it, accountants are usually the only professional who your client knows. Because of tax filings, we have to see our clients at least once a year. During that interaction, we are asked legal questions, financial planner questions – you name it.
September 26, 2017
Why Automation Could Be the Key to Success for Your Tax Practice
I have five employees and three offices across the country, so I travel a lot during the offseason. That doesn’t include all of the conventions that I attend and speak at. My wife and I travel so much that we took the extra step and signed up for TSA ...
September 23, 2017
After the Storm: How to Run a Firm in a Federal Disaster Area
My first experience with a hurricane was in 1979 when Hurricane David brushed up the east coast of Florida. I saw how my parents prepared for the storm. They bought nonperishable food, water, and ice, and took cash out of the bank. We had a lot of cl...
September 21, 2017
September 2017 Tax Channel
Most business owners want the same thing; they want to pass on their business to their kids. Others may want to sell the business, and some just want to give it away. However, all these options have unique tax concerns that must be considered.
September 21, 2017
September 2017 Accounting & Audit Channel
The relentless advance of technology. You are aware of it. Whether you are boomer, a millennial, or even Gen Z (some call them the “iGeneration”). We can’t deny it. We live in a time of technological marvels. And the velocity of development related to ...
September 21, 2017
September 2017 Firm Management Channel
The office network that tax professionals and accountants use is at risk by hackers looking to do more than just peek at client information: The hackers are trying to take those networks over, says the IRS and state tax agencies. If that happens, the ...
September 20, 2017
Survey Pinpoints Costs of New Labor Regulations
As the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives return to session, a new survey from The Workforce Institute at Kronos Incorporated and Future Workplace reveals it can cost organizations as much as $100,000 each time a federal, state, or even local labor-related regulation is created or changed. “The $100,000 Bill” report is based on...…
September 20, 2017
September 2017 Payroll Channel
Looking to enhance your payroll offering? There’s no better way than placing time clocks in your clients’ businesses. Time clocks are simple to implement; in many cases they integrate with your current payroll software. They also provide an ...
September 20, 2017
Accounting Done in One Place
Continuous enhancements and integrations allow accounting professionals who use QuickBooks Online Accountant to streamline their workflow to get more done in one place.