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Boomer's Blueprint: 4 ways algorithms can improve your firm

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Gary Boomer June 9, 2025 10:00 AM Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email As CPA firms grow into the $10 million to $100 million revenue range, operational complexity increases, especially during peak periods like tax season. audit clients are ready to change firms within the next three years, according to an Inflo report.

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Instead adds AI-driven tax reports

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By Danielle Lee 8h ago Practice management Accountants expect firms to shrink headcount by 20% Fifty-two percent of accountants expect their firms to shrink in headcount by 20% in the next five years, according to a report by the Indiana CPA Society. By Paige Hagy June 6 Like what you see?

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Two-thirds of clients ready to change auditors

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By Danielle Lee 8h ago Practice management Accountants expect firms to shrink headcount by 20% Fifty-two percent of accountants expect their firms to shrink in headcount by 20% in the next five years, according to a report by the Indiana CPA Society. By Paige Hagy June 6 Like what you see?

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On the move: RRBB adds partner

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INDIANA The Indiana CPA Society announced its board of directors for 2025–26; on the executive committee: chair Lisa Tressler, partner, RBSK Partners PC; chair-elect Corbin Miller, partner, Insight Accounting Group; vice chairs: Colby Chamberlin, manager, Pile CPAs; E.

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Remaking the partnership model for young accountants

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To start, ownership in a CPA firm is more expensive today than it ever has been. There is more than $15 billion of private capital (more than 1x revenue for the remaining, independent G400) that has decided an ownership stake is worth more than what your firms partnership agreement says it is. Heres a crash course.

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Koziel: There's more upside than downside for accountants

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EDT 4 Min Read Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Even as accountants worry about a host of pressing issues, there are strong reasons to be optimistic about the future of the profession, according to Mark Koziel the president and CEO of the American Institute of CPAs. Talk about the impact you have, not all the work it takes to make that impact."

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Senate Republicans plan major revisions to Trump tax bill

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By Danielle Lee 8h ago Practice management Accountants expect firms to shrink headcount by 20% Fifty-two percent of accountants expect their firms to shrink in headcount by 20% in the next five years, according to a report by the Indiana CPA Society. By Paige Hagy June 6 Like what you see?

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