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As more CPA and accounting firms turn to offshore talent and models like the Accounting Seat to handle tax and compliance workloads, one truth hasn’t changed: the signing CPA is still on the hook

If you’re planning for 2026, “more of the same” probably won’t cut it. Margins are tighter, staff capacity is fragile, and client expectations (especially around tax turnaround time and advisory) continue to rise

For most CPA and accounting firms, busy season is a test of systems, stamina, and culture. Engagement letters fly out, clients go quiet just when you need them most, and your team quietly accepts that

For many CPA and accounting firms, month- and year-end close still feels like a fire drill: Chasing bank statements and supporting documents Manually updating spreadsheets Posting last-minute journals Pushing senior review into nights

Tax season shouldn’t feel like controlled chaos every single year. Yet for many CPA and accounting firms, the pattern is familiar: Partners pulled into last-minute reviews Seniors firefighting instead of coaching Staff working

Is exhausted but loyal truly what high high-performing team means?The accounting industry has undergone several changes in the past decade, and confusing the above two has become one such negative change.Accountants who

Imagine this. You wake up on a Monday morning, open your inbox, and there’s… nothing. No “Hey, I told my friend to reach out.”No “My cousin needs bookkeeping.”No “We’re switching firms

Dealing with clients during the holiday season isn’t like any other time of the year.It can make or break your year-long workflow and smoothness. The feeling is common for every accountant – as

It’s that time of the year again… When everything seems to be a race against the clock. The final stretch of the holiday season is here. Emails will start to slow down, key stakeholders