Leaders Adverse To Change
Baby Boomers are still definitely in the CPA workforce. They were born between 1946 and 1964 and they are currently between 56-74 years old. It is nine years …
Baby Boomers are still definitely in the CPA workforce. They were born between 1946 and 1964 and they are currently between 56-74 years old. It is nine years …
So many managing partners readily confess that they have no documentation about how or when a partner should retire. Others tell me that they have two or three …
This is an important area when a partner retires, and it is the one that pays the bills. The annuity revenue stream that we enjoy from our clients is critical …
There are 76 million Baby Boomers in the United States, defined as those of us born between 1946 and 1964. Accounting firms across the country are full of …
CPA firms are wrestling their way through partner retirements and the accompanying succession issues in numbers that the profession has never seen before. …
In my prior firm, the review and revision of partner agreements was a process that happened every ten to fifteen years, if that often. I think that is pretty …
Partner agreements in most CPA firms get too little attention too, infrequently. They go in the file or desk drawer and stay there until …