by sean stein smith advances in computer, mobile and cloud technology are revolutionizing both the ways that individuals live their lives and how organizations operate in the competitive environment.
by sandi smith leyva
if you have small business clients that don’t pay attention to their accounting as much as you would like them to, you are likely not alone. the problem is that most of us accountants give up on those types of clients who seem apathetic to our passion for numbers. we shrug our shoulders and consider the client a hopeless case if they won’t take a look at their financial reports at our urgings. read more →
by sandi smith leyva
accountant’s accelerator
we all spend a huge amount of time working all those emails we receive. luckily, there are many ways to tame the task so you can free up valuable time to work on other things.
here are four ideas to check against what you’re already doing and possibly get a productivity boost… read more →
today’s firms come in two flavors: growth-driven or maintenance-mode.
teresa mackintosh, president & ceo of cch us, describes what it takes to be a progressive accounting firm these days.
separately, she fielded a few more questions: read more →
as data-entry costs plummet, new opportunities for accountants open up.
by sandi smith leyva
accountant’s accelerator
after over 30 years in this profession, accounting has never been more promising and more exciting. the main reason is technology is driving data entry costs so low that it’s just about to disappear. that means we can finally focus on helping small businesses get more out of their accounting dollars through more analysis and better tools.
here are five areas that i believe are essential to serving clients best: read more →