The summer months are typically a bit more relaxed for tax and accounting professionals – but not always. Regardless of the position you may find yourself in, the extension deadline is looming on the horizon. Now is a great time to take advantage of tax software training options that are available for your firm.  From […]

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Ever since the auditing standards were updated to the current risk assessment framework, performing a quality audit has become increasingly challenging.  Our time to complete an audit in line with professional standards has greatly risen but the perceived value by the customer has remained the same.  In addition, our industry is seeing record high struggles […]

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When there is something that you don’t like about yourself or your work, or you realize something is interfering with the pursuit of your goals, change it. Simple, right? Anyone who has tried to change knows it’s rarely that simple. Change can be slow, frustrating and painful. That’s why some people choose to stay the […]

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It’s amazing how a seemingly simple phrase can evoke strange comparisons and imagery in your head.  Exactly that happened to me this week as I began reading……get this…..”Implementing Value Pricing – A Radical Business Model for Professional Service Firms”.  Scratching your head yet? Several weeks ago, I joked about doing some “light” reading and really […]

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If you are overwhelmed by the amount of time it takes for Fixed Assets Management, you are not alone!  As a matter of fact, certain industries have adopted a 52/53 week accounting year for reporting. Ensuring a consistent and even comparison of sales year over year. But, without the right fixed assets management software in place, you may have yet again added more headaches for your finance […]

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The Answer is Simple…Yes, User Conferences are Worth It! Registration fees, airfare, time away from clients! Unless the user conference is in Hawaii, why would someone ever make an effort to attend? The numbers are up for debate, but data suggests  over 40 million people annually attend conferences, trade shows or conventions, not including sales […]

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