Firm Management July 6, 2026
Why Being a $5M-$15M Firm Is the New Sweet Spot
In a 25- to 50-person firm, partners still shape the culture, strategy, and future of the business. Their decisions matter. Their ideas move. Their impact is visible.
Firm Management July 6, 2026
In a 25- to 50-person firm, partners still shape the culture, strategy, and future of the business. Their decisions matter. Their ideas move. Their impact is visible.
Accounting July 6, 2026
For most of the past two decades, reviewing a fraction of firm communications was not a compliance shortcut. It was the only realistic option available.
Staffing July 6, 2026
Professionals on the Move is a roundup of promotions, advancements, new hires and other staffing announcements.
Firm Management July 6, 2026
A global memory chip shortage is driving computer prices sharply higher, and the increase is not expected to be short-lived.
Accounting July 2, 2026
New data from 725 accounting professionals reveals a profession in transition—and a clear blueprint for firms that want to lead it.
Financial Reporting July 1, 2026
Active use of AI within finances more than doubled between 2024 and 2026, rising from 30% to 75%.
Mergers and Acquisitions July 1, 2026
Portland, OR-based Perkins & Co., an INSIDE Public Accounting top 200 firm that also has an office in Vancouver, WA, has joined CliftonLarsonAllen, effective July 1.
Technology July 1, 2026
Let’s discuss all the reasons why CPA firms must host Wolters Kluwer apps in the cloud for total data protection.
Mergers and Acquisitions June 30, 2026
Sherwood Partners, which specializes in assignments for the benefit of creditors, restructuring, and fiduciary services, will be combining with top 15 accounting firm EisnerAmper in a deal expected to close in July.
Mergers and Acquisitions June 30, 2026
Chester County, PA-based CPA firm Fischer Cunnane & Associates Ltd. has acquired Kalos Hutchings & Co. LLC, an accounting, tax and advisory firm in Montgomery County, PA.
Firm Management June 30, 2026
A newly released research paper finds that a boss’ objection to working from home is more likely to be driven by ego and a thirst for control and status than it is anything else.
Staffing June 29, 2026
Firm leaders treat capability as an invitation to overload rather than an asset to be protected.