Consolidation forces small practices in new directions

Article Abstract:

The problems facing small accounting firms in the US in 2000 are examined, including difficulties in attracting and retaining good staff and the availablity of tax software. Small firms are operating in groups in order to survive.

Usage, Officials and employees, Financial software, Market share, Accountants

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Consolidation's fatal flaws

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Issues are presented concerning the disadvantages to clients and professionals of corporate consolidations. The profitability and poor performance of the stocks of consolidated companies are discussed.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Finance, Acquisitions and mergers, Corporate size

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Consolidators miss the point as size outweighs service

Article Abstract:

The imminent restructuring of the accounting profession is prophesied. The response of firms to changing economic circumstances is described.

Economic aspects, Accounting

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