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Featuring an expanded insight into the world of tax professionals, whether within corporate tax functions, tax & accounting firms, or solo practices.

Indirect Tax Report: Will the growing wave of taxation swamp corporate tax teams?

Thomson Reuters new “Indirect Tax Report” shows how indirect taxes are increasingly popular, but corporate tax departments may be bearing the brunt of that

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Pandemic Nation in Accounting report

Accounting professionals of color found the pandemic and other challenges had negatively impacting their careers, according to our new report

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Partner Summit 2021

Over the past decade, Thomson Reuters Partner Summits have given firm leaders a unique opportunity to learn how to build a progressive, advisory services program

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Business development & marketing

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7 steps to better promote accounting firm growth

With the ongoing challenges in today's tax & accounting industry, many firms are focusing on growing their business. Here's some ways they could do it.

ESG and the global supply chain

With the disruption in global supply chains making almost daily headlines, companies may start coming under pressure from ESG issues among their suppliers.

As M&A activity reshapes the tax & accounting profession, private equity takes a hand

As the wave of megadeals involving some of the largest U.S. accounting firms continues apace, a breakthrough private equity deal is particularly noteworthy.

Client services 

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Indirect Tax Report: Will the growing wave of taxation swamp corporate tax teams?

Increasingly, indirect taxes are the way for governments to levy more palatable increases, but corporate tax departments may be bearing the brunt of that.

7 necessary skills for the post-pandemic accounting firm

In the post-pandemic era, accounting professions will need to transform their skill set, with new tools and a new way of thinking about client service.

Demystifying the 2021 EU’s Value-Added Tax

After much delay during the global pandemic, the E.U.’s rules on its value-added tax (VAT) took effect this month, and companies need to be prepared.

Practice management

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Industry survey shows more profitable accounting firms are bigger, charge more, do less audit work

A new survey of the accounting industry shows that revenue has fallen, but those firms that thrive are bigger and more selective about the work they do.

How to upgrade your well-being tactics during the hybrid return-to-office phase

Throughout the pandemic, accountants & lawyers have been working in overdrive, and smart firms are upgrading their well-being tactics to support employees.

Cultivating confidence in being a tax & accounting client advisor (Part 2)

What can tax & accounting firms do to help alleviate the confidence gap among tax professionals around giving business advice? Here are some steps to take.

Talent & culture

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How to attract and retain indirect tax talent through upskilling and career development

Facing an increasing workload from growing use of indirect taxes, corporate tax teams are looking to hire and retain needed talent in this critical area.

Labor shortage drives burnout and new operational strategies for accounting firms

The growing pressure that labor issues are exerting on accounting firms is being felt even as they try to create a positive workplace to retain top talent.

New Podcast: Resolving workplace burnout is necessary for winning in the war for talent

In the latest podcast on the Thomson Reuters Institute Market Insights channel, we discuss professional service firms' need to solve for employee burnout.

Tech & innovation

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How accounting firms can plan a smoother technology implementation

The manner in which accounting firms handled needed implementations of new technology goes a long way to how successful the new tech will be with employees.

For tax & accounting firms, the time to learn blockchain is now

With all the technology adoption taking place, tax & accounting professionals need to identify where to focus, and learning blockchain may be a good start.

Business implications of AI within tax & accounting

With AI promising the greatest transformation in many industries, including tax & accounting, we need to begin asking what the implications of this will be.