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CPE Webcast Nov. 21 – S Corporation vs. LLC: Similarities and Differences
Aldrich Acquires HMA CPA in Washington
Atlanta CPA Heading to Federal Prison For Tax Shelter Scheme
LGA Joins Forces With Comolli & Co. in New Hampshire
CAS Practices Meet the Moment
We’ve been hearing two things from firms in recent months at CPA.com. First, many graduates of our client advisory services workshops have told us their investment in building a CAS practice has paid off and they haven’t missed a beat, even with the ...
Deloitte Launches U.S. Legal Business Services
The Legal Business Services practice will both incorporate and build on Deloitte’s existing legal department offerings that include legal management consulting and legal managed services designed to help streamline, automate, and ...
Do You Have a Clear CAAS Vision?
CAAS stands for Client Accounting and Advisory Services. It may be too late for the profession to choose to use this far better name. One of the regrets that I have from the last 35+ years of trying to help CPA firms ...
Long Days and Fireflies and How to Help Our Clients
July has always been my favorite month. When July begins, there’s still an endless sea of summer ahead, the days are long, the fireflies twinkle in the evening, and the air is warm.
Conducting a Business Insight Review
When businesses are connected to a tax and accounting professional, they are more financially stable, more creditworthy, and twice as likely to succeed than businesses that attempt to navigate the waters on their own.
Armanino Teams with Tugboat Logic for Automated SOC 2 Audits
This new integration helps organizations, which must gather evidence independently of their auditor, automate the process, monitor controls in real-time and provide automated policy & procedures generation that save time and reduce human errors. Armanino
Next 4 Months Will Define the State of the Airline Industry
Now nearly four months into COVID-19, it’s becoming clear how big a hole the pandemic created in the airline experience. And the next three to four months could be just as telling as the last.
Today’s Top Business Risks and Steps to Mitigate Them
As organizations begin to re-evaluate risks in the context of the “new normal,” businesses will need to take steps to identify and minimize risks that may once have been controlled in at least three key areas.