tax & accounting wages up 4%
hours worked? down all over.
by beth bellor
hours worked? down all over.
by beth bellor
owner agreements are seeing updates.
by terry putney
rosenberg map survey
the level of activity we’re seeing in m&a deals is unprecedented.
more from the map survey: firms focus on profitable growth, true leadership | survey: many firms in transition | technology playing center stage in cpa profession
exclusively for pro members. log in here or 2022世界杯足球排名 today.
many firms in larger markets are often approached directly by firms interested in discussing a merger. the days of discreetly pursuing an affiliation strategy appear to be waning.
read more →
also: retirees must transition the relationship, not just the work.
by allan koltin
rosenberg map survey
i see movement of “advanced” lateral talent. while lateral talent has always left the big 4 firms to pursue career opportunities with local, regional and middle-market national firms, it appears the movement of “advanced” talent is happening at a greater pace.
more from the map survey: survey: many firms in transition | technology playing center stage in cpa profession
exclusively for pro members. log in here or 2022世界杯足球排名 today.
positions ranging from manager, senior manager, principal and partner are finding they can accomplish their career goals at a potentially accelerated pace at local, regional and national firms, while also enjoying the culture of these firms. in the past, this type of movement didn’t take place as often, as many of these individuals completely left public accounting when they left the big 4.
read more →
are you walking or just talking?
by sarah johnson dobek
the rosenberg map survey: annual national study of cpa firm statistics
also: retirees who want their buyouts had better transition their clients.
by marc rosenberg
rosenberg map survey
anyone knowledgeable about the state of the cpa firm industry would agree that technology is playing center stage
the potential of blockchain, artificial intelligence and data analytics is set to transform cpa firm technology in the same way that previous blockbuster inventions – pcs, laptops, the internet and software – did that almost instantly made obsolete the manual work cpas painstakingly performed for decades.
every year, the authors of the rosenberg map survey ask the industry’s top consultants to share their observations of what they are seeing at cpa firms. specifically, they are asked the following questions: read more →