Crumbling firm infrastructures, succession, the economy, staffing shortages, and shake-outs.
By CPA Trendlines
Annual MAP Survey
The new Rosenberg MAP Survey reveals a few significant things about the state of the accounting business—that growth and profit-per-partner are growing at a negligible rate and that intangible people issues are becoming painfully tangible, for example. But some more subtle truths emerge in the gimlet-eyed observations of those who advise CPA firms.
More on the 2016 Outlook & Forecast: CPA Firm Growth Rates Hit a Wall | The Five Treacherous Factors Hobbling Today’s CPA Firm | Sam Allred: Change Agents Needed | Tamera Loerzl on Growth, Succession Plans Critical for Firms | Allan Koltin on Talent Wars Go from White Gloves to Boxing Gloves | Get the full report: The Rosenberg Map Survey
These truths are not self-evident. But with a little analysis, five trends emerge vividly – trends impacting CPA firms large, small, and middling. So it’s worth having a look:
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