Accounting firms have raised questions regarding potential coverage for services delivered to clients related to the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”). This article from CNA is designed to provide some general guidance regarding how CNA’s accountants professional liability policies might respond to these questions.
Genuine Learning Blog: FASB Issued 2026 Investor Outreach Report
Get an overview of the FASB 2026 Investor Outreach Report with Melisa Galasso. Learn how FASB gathers input from investors to shape financial reporting standards.
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Four State CPA Societies Form Five Storm Systems to Help Shape the Future of the CPA Profession
New collaborative technology company introduces CLARKE, an AI-enabled evidence system designed to support the future of professional learning ATLANTA — [Aug. 31, 2026] — The accounting profession is entering one ...
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Building Capacity Without Burning Out: A Smarter Approach to Firm Growth
For accounting firms, growth is a positive indicator of performance, but it can also expose weaknesses in operational processes. New clients, broader services, and higher revenue create opportunity. The challenge emerges when the same partners, managers, and experienced professionals repeatedly absorb that additional work.
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