Better: Take some time off to show people your firm isn’t a sweatshop Consultant Sam Allred, speaking at last month’s Management Summit, told CPA firm leaders that they’re working too hard and it’s hurting their firm’s ability to compete for … Continued
Many Tax Myths Still Have a Hold on Taxpayers Sometimes a little learing is a dangerous thing. Just check with your clients. Many of them probably suffer under a number of delusions about taxes. Disabusing them of their beliefs can … Continued
“Mental ill-health in the profession has never been higher.”
Or so says AccountancyAge introducing a celebrity rehab doctor with some advice for accountants. “If you are in meltdown,” Dr. Tim Cantopher of the Priory Hospital advises, “be as kind to yourself as you are to others.” READ MORE →
95 percent of Americans Less Than Happy with Government Financial Reporting The federal government is failing to meet the financial reporting needs of taxpayers, falling short of expectations and creating a problem with trust, according to the Association of Government … Continued
Merger creates largest local insurance auditor in Western U.S. Rosenberger Schwartz & Co. of Los Angeles is merging with Larson & Co. of Salt Lake City, Utah, to form Larson & Rosenberger and make a big presence in the insurance … Continued