Daniel Hood

As the 2024 presidential election enters the homestretch, the accounting profession looks set to lean heavily toward voting Republican — though not

While the accounting profession is divided in its preferences for the 2024 presidential election, it is united by a profound distaste for politics in general.

AT Think There is a cynical version of the Golden Rule that says, "He who has the gold makes the rules."

Private equity is a solution to many firm problems — but not for all firms. Allan Koltin dives into who might be a good fit for PE, and more.

Each year, Accounting Today and Best Companies Group recognize the 100 Best Firms to Work For in the U.S. — and then we pick the 10 Best Firms for

After a presidential campaign that saw a steady stream of tax proposals aimed at a wide range of constituents, Donald Trump appears to be due to

Private equity can solve many of a firm's problems -- but not necessarily all, according to Phil Whitman of Whitman Transition Advisors, and there are alternatives.

As firms grow, they need to move their sales pipeline from inside their head into a more formal process, says Sarah Dobek of Inovautus Consulting.

While the influx of private equity into the accounting profession has brought much-needed capital and a welcome alternative to firms, it's definitely not for everyone, say experts.