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dope cfo levels up its offerings

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portrait of naomi granger
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the key factors firing up interest in the not new marijuana niche.

by liz gold
cannabizcpa.pro

naomi granger, cpa, mba, took a leap of faith and it paid off. and it’s still paying off.

more on cannabiz: marcum llp: moving forward in cannabis with confidence | mark guiley oversees new cannabis niche | jessica velazquez on cannabis accounting and activism | podcast: jim marty and cory parnell go national | 5 biggest mistakes cannabis ceos make | commercial medical marijuana use comes to michigan | cpa john dillinger on california’s prop 64 | cpa andrew hunzicker creates course in cannabiz accounting

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with more than 12 years of public accounting experience, working her way up the ranks to senior management at pwc, granger wanted more. she wanted flexibility and ownership of her time and schedule. so, she started researching how to start a remote accounting practice.
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why you need an ssl certificate now

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digital padlocks illustrationwant to drop in search results? ignore this step.

by becky livingston
the accountant’s social media handbook

in 2017, google implemented a mandatory requirement for all websites that appear in its chrome search engine to have an ssl certificate. that requirement went into full effect in july 2018.

more: quick tip: local seo | how to improve your mobile seo | how to research keywords | how long does it take to rank? | what is seo and why is it important?
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the protocol uses an ssl (secure sockets layer) certificate, which encrypts information sent between your website and its server. even if you have a sharefile, dropbox, portal, etc., on your site, ssl is an additional layer of protection for any forms that may be completed (e.g., contact us, lead generation forms, download forms, etc.), emails that may be sent, and more.
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learning to delegate: slow is faster

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green checks being made on checklisteagerness needs tempering.

by ed mendlowitz
call me before you do anything: the art of accounting

when i was in high school, i spent a few winter saturdays helping my father and “learning” what a cpa did.

more ed mendlowitz: creating a cross-selling culture | when time-based pricing works | how auditing is like a pirouette | ¿que es bookkeeping? | testifying before congress | underpaying others hurts you, too | my top 10 personal game changers | yes, christopher columbus had an accountant | 10 reasons for my success
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his routine was to go to one client twice a month and another once a month and he spent the fourth (or fifth) saturday cleaning up the correspondence in his office.

my work consisted of posting sales to an accounts receivable ledger and rechecking the arithmetic on the client’s handwritten customer invoices.
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non-equity partners: why have them?

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10 sample provisions.

by marc rosenberg

in a cpa firm, the equity partners are the “drivers.” they bring in business, retain clients by providing great service, lead others and develop staff into leaders. they drive the firm’s revenues and profits. their talent, leadership skills, personality and work ethic enable the organization to achieve excellence.

more: making partner: today’s 15 essential skills and traits | why non-compete and non-solicitation covenants matter | handling pay during the disability of a partner | why voting isn’t such a big deal | what’s in a (firm) name? | protect your business with a solid partner agreement
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all organizations need drivers to excel beyond the competition, to exceed being average. sports teams, governments, charities, orchestras and yes, cpa firms all need drivers. an organization that lacks drivers will slide to average or worse, mediocrity.
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