Category Archives: Demand for accounting services

One of the biggest complaints about social media is that it takes too much time to manage. As entrepreneurs, we are already strapped for time and adding one more thing to the To Do list can sound nearly impossible. But … Continue reading →

These 10 planning considerations can help clients manage finances through periods of unemployment. By Michael J. Aloi Given the continued weakness in the economy and an unemployment rate still above historic norms, now is a good time to review the … Continue reading →

Should accountants have term limits? The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which regulates auditing firms, is asking whether long tenure might lead to complacency. Late last year, the board sought opinions on whether it should require listed companies to rotate … Continue reading →

If you have a support staff at your practice, it’s important that you ask yourself this question. Unless you manage well, your employees will suffer from poor morale and lack of motivation. It’s important that you ensure you’re putting forth … Continue reading →

An accounting firm performs a questionable audit, blindly accepting inflated revenue values, glossing over the client’s “creative financing techniques.” Eventually, that company collapses, taking with it the number crunchers, whose reputation is now as worthless as their client’s stock. It’s … Continue reading →