When Trust Is Not Enough Becoming the most valued—most strategic—business advisor is the new path forward for CPAs.

Trust Is Just the Beginning The challenge for the accounting profession: to stop settling for being the most trusted advisor.

Does Trusted Mean Valued? Now, more than ever, CPAs must redefine who and what they are to their clients and companies or risk their relevance in a tech-heavy business world.

Weeding Through the Ethics of Serving Cannabis Clients As Illinois eyes capitalizing on cannabis, CPAs have much to consider.

Capitalizing on Cannabis CPAs willing to wade through the weeds of evolving regulations and risk can find growing opportunities in the medicinal and recreational marijuana markets.

Fall Veto Session: A Recipe for Chaos With landmark legislation needing corrective amendments and a tax on professional services possibly coming to light, the Illinois General Assembly is destined for a chaotic fall.

Don’t Crack Under the Pressure of Comfort Letter Requests Here is how CPAs can avoid the risks of providing assurances in CPA-to-lender comfort letters.

Peer Review in 2019: What Every CPA Firm Should Know Enhanced oversight is a valuable learning experience for your firm. Here is how to make the most of it.

Calling All (Emerging) Leaders: What Got Us Here Won’t Get Us There Diversity and inclusion are victims of the CPA profession’s legacy business model. Will you work to make change?