Illinois’ Cannabis Industry: What Accountants Need to Know As more states move to legalize marijuana, accounting professionals must stay ahead of the curve to help serve this unique, complex niche.

The CPA's Guide to PEOs With expanding employee benefits being a key component of recruiting and retention in a challengingly tight labor market, smaller organizations need an edge to compete against larger counterparts. A professional employer organization might be their answer.

Avoiding the ‘Retired’ Partner Problem Here’s how to get CPA firm partners destined to hold on until the bitter end to loosen their grip and successfully hand off their firms to the next generation.

How to Build a Value Creation Mindset CPAs should use these strategies to build value creation, a vital element of success, into their daily routines.

The Back-to-the-Office Experience What is and isn’t working as people trickle back into the office in a post-pandemic world? Three CPA firm partners weigh in on why listening to staff is more important than ever as we try to get back to business as usual.

How to Fortify Your Organization Against Fraud Companies lose billions of dollars to fraud each year—yours need not be one of them.

The Hand of Private Equity in Accounting Firms Private equity is reaching into the accounting world, but why—and what’s the trade-off for CPA firms?

Planning for Your Last Busy Season Whether you look forward to two more busy seasons or 20, you should start planning today for a practice transition or sale that realizes the true value of your hard work.

Generation Entrepreneur: How Millennial CPAs Are Building Their Own Businesses Millennials are turning their backs on the 9-to-5 corporate grind to become their own bosses in record numbers. Here, four young CPAs share how they did it and what it takes to make it as an entrepreneur today.