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automation without accountants

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top use case: 43% of accountants use automation to import hours into payroll.

more than half the work world is embracing automation. why not accountants?

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by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 research

for all the talk of automation among tax and accounting practitioners, they are still falling behind, even as other professions race ahead.

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more than half the work world is embracing automation.

among accountants: it’s less than half, according to a broad new study.
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remote work is here to stay

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the next normal arrives: fully 81% of accounting firms see an increase in remote work even as they re-open their offices. (convergence consulting)

as accounting firms re-open, they’re competing for talent on work-from-home plans and reaping windfalls with smaller offices.

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no doubt about it, a capacity to work remotely has saved the tax and accounting business.

the question now is: what will tomorrow’s tax and accounting offices look like, post-pandemic?

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in fact, the increase in remote work is likely to continue and expand in the future. read more →