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Are accounting firms keeping remote work positions?

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Many of today’s accounting professionals have a new perspective on when and how they want to work. Are firms heeding the call? The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic forced countless businesses, including accounting firms, to go remote essentially overnight due to mandated shutdowns and stay-at-home orders.

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Managing strained accounting firm capabilities

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Many of today’s tax and accounting practices are struggling with strained firm capabilities. Is your firm among them? Rising client expectations , an ever-changing regulatory environment , and the ongoing war on talent have left many of today’s firms grappling with strained bandwidth. So, what should firms watch for?

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Accounting firm specialization: Unleashing the power of focused expertise

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of the tax and accounting industry, specialization has emerged as a solid differentiator, providing firms with a distinct competitive edge. Instead, firms are embracing specialization to tailor their expertise and solutions to match the unique requirements of their target clients.

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Marketing for accounting firms: individuals vs. small businesses

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the potential market available to tax and accounting firms is massive. Here are a few ways you can market your firm’s services to individuals and small businesses. How to market tax and accounting services. People search online for products and services, including accounting services. With more than 144.3

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What attracts investors to accounting firms?

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This is due, in part, to a growing number of private equity firms entering the accounting market. As Allan D. Koltin, CEO of Koltin Consulting Group, explained, private equity firms perceive accounting firms as being low risk, high reward. The same concept applies to firms looking to sell.

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Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants Issues 2023 State of Pennsylvania Public Accounting Firms Study

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The Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants , the largest CPA association in Pennsylvania with over 20,000 members, has issued its latest Insights report. The report’s deep dive provides the latest data on compensation across titles, technology adoption, billing model breakdowns, M&A and more.

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Spotlighting Women in Advisory Practice: Answering the call to accounting with Brittany Lanphier, CPA

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Following high school and an internship at a small business where her role included accounting work, Brittany Lanphier determined that she would definitely not study accounting in college. Something clicked then, Lanphier says, and she found that she liked accounting.

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