If you know me, you know how much I support and advocate for accounting professionals to attend live events. And if you’ve been to enough of them, you begin to see many of the same things, which is why I was so pleased to discover a live event proposes something you don’t often see in… Continue reading New Accounting Event Gamifies Learning
Month: October 2024
What’s the Impact of PE on Accounting and Careers?
These days you can’t listen to an accounting podcast or read an industry blog or article without the topic of private equity coming up. So, how has it impacted various aspects of the profession? A recent study conducted by the Accounting MOVE Project, intends to shed some light on the issue. The 2024 Accounting MOVE… Continue reading What’s the Impact of PE on Accounting and Careers?
How Accountants Can Address Burnout
Burnout and accounting seem to always go hand-in-hand. This pointed discussion I recently had with the incredibly insightful Lauren Baptiste on Botkeeper’s ‘On The Edge’ podcast is all about what accountants can do to address their mental well-being and strike a true balance between life and work.
Can Accountants Get Automation Right?
I have to admit, when the topic of automation arises among accountants these days, it does give me some pleasure to hear that it’s not about “if” but “what” to automate. This, of course, opens up its own set of questions without easy answers. The insights I gained from talking with practitioners at Botkeeper’s recent… Continue reading Can Accountants Get Automation Right?
Want to Build a Tax Planning Empire?
OK, maybe not an entire empire, but if you are a tax pro and interested in making your business work for you, you’ve hopefully considered tax planning. If so, you need to know that TaxPlanIQ, a provider of tax planning software for tax and accounting firms, is hosting a one-day free Virtual Summit entitled Your… Continue reading Want to Build a Tax Planning Empire?
History Could Help Accountant-Vendor Relations
The phrase “history is the greatest teacher” can be applied in many ways, but to me it does not ring truer than when thinking of the current state of accountant-vendor relations. In short, it’s not all that good. The accounting profession has evolved to the point to where there is a tool for every task,… Continue reading History Could Help Accountant-Vendor Relations