Mark Tosczak

Four firms share examples of using artificial intelligence to assess risk, prepare data, and flag anomalies in ways that save time and money.

Find out how CPAs in tax practice can add personal financial planning services and build deeper relationships with clients.

‘Everybody’s still yearning to be known and valued’ “Like a big pitcher of water”: I get to talk to people all day, every day, and I take it pretty seriously. I have the ability to change someone’s day. That could be just saying, “Hey, hello, how

From signed hog hats to alumni-led peer panels, accounting programs are finding creative ways to motivate students to take — and pass — the CPA Exam before busy season begins.

Marilyn Bartlett, CPA, changed the conversation about health care policy when her penchant for numbers saved Montana’s state employee health plan millions without increasing member or employer contributions.

Human resource experts and accounting firms offer ways to help remote hires connect with their team and their new employer’s culture.

Accounting firms can support employees with sick children who struggle to balance caregiving responsibilities with work duties. Find out how.

Asking employees the right questions can give organizations what they need to know to hold onto staff. Learn how, when, and why to gather this valuable feedback.

Accounting professionals discuss the importance of email as a communication tool and the need to think about how their emails — including the closings — reflect on their and their firms’ professionalism. They say the messages should also consider the…

Remote work grows in popularity for these public-sector finance jobs.

A recent study found that change can affect how engaged employees are, how hard they'll work, and how long they intend to stay with an organization.

Picking the right time and being ready to communicate your value can help you get to “yes.”

A Triad county rich in history shows hints of accelerating growth. On Leigh Cockram’s first day on the job as Rockingham County’s...

Improving facilities boosted debt at a historic N.C. college, but student enrollment has declined. Guilford College faces a serious...

Veteran banker Chip Mahan motivates his colleagues to reboot the financial services landscape in North Carolina.

With many workers unaware of the implications when remote work crosses state lines, CPAs may face frustration and confusion in clients.

Investors are looking for actions that back up statements about equity.

In August 2019 By Mark Tosczak In the 1990s, Greensboro developer William “Marty” Kotis III was building two stores for Lowes Foods. The Winston-Salem-based chain had positioned itself as a low-cost grocer, and its stores were typically fronted by…

In Charlotte, one of the most expensive health care markets in the country, scores of doctors have split off from the area’s giant hospital systems. They can say they can provide better health care, for less. In the prosperous suburbs north of…

A war of words between supporters and critics of proposed changes to SHP reimbursements highlights the increasing pressures on providers and payor to control health care costs. State Treasurer Dale Folwell’s plan to cut more than $300 million in…