Accounting

Private equity is reshaping Connecticut’s accounting industry through national firm stakes and local acquisitions, raising questions on succession and audits.

The deal gives Procyon its first New Jersey office while expanding the Shelton firm's tax and accounting capabilities.

CohnReznick's move fills a full floor of the Gold Building as downtown Hartford landlords pursue additional office tenants.

The $3-per-share payout comes as activist investor Douglas Bergeron seeks to replace Ethan Allen's board and presses for strategic changes.

The move ends more than a year of heightened federal oversight.

Connecticut law and accounting firms are experimenting with new billing models as artificial intelligence reshapes their core business, with some moving to value-based rates to compensate for the hours AI tools are cutting from client work.

As artificial intelligence automates the routine legal and accounting work that has traditionally trained junior professionals, law and accounting firms face a fundamental challenge: how to develop the next generation when entry-level assignments disappear.

Greater Hartford is one of three U.S. metros where job openings for tax and accounting professionals most...

UConn created an endowed accounting professorship with a $750,000 KPMG gift, naming George Plesko as the first recipient.

The shift from pensions to 401(k)s has left workers less prepared for retirement, creating a growing challenge for both employees and employers.