four good ideas for managing small business in a slowdown. by donald j. snyder, cpa partner green hasson & janks llp los angeles 1. scrutinize the budget. review yearly budget on a monthly basis, comparing actual and budget amounts – … continued
web-based accounting startup teams with cpa2biz. bill.com, a software as a service (saas) company that provides businesses on-demand accounts payable software, has forged a strategic alliance with the cpa2biz unit of the aicpa. the deal provides bill.com with a one-stop … continued
alliance launched in 2003 with cpa2biz more than 20,000 cpa firms nationwide are now enrolled in the paychex partner program from aicpa business solutions.
cost control ideas for a small business slowdown john straccamore, cpa partner bederson & co. west orange, n.j. a few of the items small business owners should be looking at going into an economic slowdown include: reducing inventory levels reviewing … continued
top tips from finance and accounting professionals. is your firm a “leader” or “laggard?” join the discussion. by rick telberg with consumers cutting back and cpas getting gloomier, accountants and finance managers are rolling up their sleeves to find recession-busting … continued
revamped saas developer raises $29 million in past nine months. intacct, a revived up-and-comer in on-demand financial management and accounting applications, said it has raised an additional $15 million of financing in a round led by bessemer venture partners. existing … continued
accounting professionals share their best ideas. rate your firm: leader or laggard? join the discussion. by rick telberg if the united states economy isn’t already in a recession, it might as well be. the subprime meltdown has frozen credit markets. … continued
new data shows firms are seeking niche opportunities.
cpas have made great strides in the art and practice of sales and marketing. but, according to at least preliminary results, the profession still has a long way to go in adopting robust business development practices.
the good news is that most firms appear to be embracing some form of niche marketing. the bad news is that most accountants remain dissatisfied with their firm’s activities.
a recession may be exactly the right opportunity for a firm to add new revenue and build market share. what’s working for cpa firms today? join the survey; get the answers. by rick telberg/at large with the economy slowing, lending … continued
restatements began to accelerate in 2001 — before the accounting scandals that launched sox — particularly for companies trading off the major exchanges. thomson tax & accounting reports a treasury department study that reviewed 10 years of data found that … continued
the aicpa has submitted testimony the u.s. house small business committee about how to modernize the tax code for small businesses, focusing the tax rules governing s corporations, small partnerships, estates and the alternative minimum tax.
74 percent of small business owners agree: it’s hard to find qualified employees — up from 65 percent in march 2005. read more →