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*This blog is part of the April 2023 Thought Leader newsletter Out with old, in with the new? Not so fast. Author Scott Adams said, “Normal people believe that if it…
We’re in it, folks. The throes of tax season. So, we’ll make this intro quick. For information about keeping your data safe, your bottom line singing and your firm’s future…
Do you believe your firm’s cybersecurity architecture is adequate? Don’t fret—in this post, I’ll be sharing how you can improve your accounting security and protect your firm through busy season. …
The number of young college graduates choosing to become accountants is shrinking. As demand for accountants shows no signs of abating, that’s a problem for firms and to the future…
Is your firm stuck in a rut? Does it seem like the wheels are spinning, but you’re unable to gain traction? Do you want to grow your accounting firm? Here…
When a previously unidentified form of spear-phishing malware attack struck two CPA firms, advanced cloud security was able to thwart it. Here’s how.
As if data security weren’t already important enough, firms must follow specific IRS rules for keeping client information safe. That’s why the IRS defined the “Security Six.” It’s a list of areas…
Your Accounting Firm and Its Relationship with eWaste There isn’t a contemporary office or accounting firm that doesn’t make use of a wide variety of electronics. From computers to laptops,…
To help define what it means to be a “digitally driven firm,” let’s go back in time… In March 2020, most businesses transitioned to remote work overnight. Some accounting firms…
The changin’ times will keep on changin’. Luckily, this month was all about how accounting professionals can adapt to those changes in a more manageable way. Get the latest accounting news, resources and more, here.
Every business should be practicing (or at least influenced by) the concepts of Lean Six Sigma, especially at an accounting firm. Find out why and get practicing, starting today.
The rapidly approaching year-end signifies that it’s once again time to take pause, reflect on the progress of the previous 12 months and to begin planning for 2020, particularly in…