2017 Business Risks
Hopefully, 2017 will be a year of great prosperity for you and your business. What risks will businesses face in the coming year? CPA Practice Advisor’s managing editor Isaac O’Bannon…
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Your New Title: CPA Financial Planner
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) thinks you need a title upgrade. You know about the full range of services you offer, but some consumers still have a…
Productive Ideas for Your Holiday Break
Even for those of us who enjoy the holidays, there can come a time when we miss the routine and feel a bit stir-crazy. Inc. magazine offers some tips for…
Spreading Good Cheer at Your Firm
In the midst of the holiday bustle, little details can get lost in the mix. Holiday parties and secret Santa exchanges aren’t the only ways to bring holiday joy to…
Urgent Update: Department of Labor Ruling Blocked
Late yesterday, a federal judge in Texas blocked the Department of Labor’s ruling on overtime pay, which was set to take effect on December 1st. This is the ruling that…
CPAs Beware: This New Scam Targets You
Cybercriminals continue to shift their tactics, and it is a constant challenge to stay ahead of them. They’ve become more sophisticated in their approach, and their attempts to defraud unsuspecting…
Did You Renew Your PTIN?
Holiday decorations are going up, Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and before you know it, we’ll be bringing 2016 to a close. With all the holiday commotion, you don’t…
Your Generation X Clients
As a CPA, you help clients plan for all stages of their lives. Much has been written about advising Baby Boomers, and even Millennials, but what about Generation X? They’re…
How to Make Your Firm Stand Out
If you were asked to describe your firm to a prospect, what would you say? You would, of course, have glowing and wonderful things to say about your firm and…
AICPA’s New Cybersecurity Proposal
As we build greater protections against cyberattacks, criminals find ways to adapt. They adjust their strategies to stay ahead of the law and avoid detection. Cybercriminals are going after executives…