bissett bullet: being best > being better > being different
today’s bissett bullet: why are our clients paying us to serve them? what do they receive from us that they can’t get elsewhere for a similar or better price?
by martin bissett
growth strategies
how to account for materials purchased
take care when choosing the method you will be using. four illustrations.
by ed mendlowitz
77 ways to wow!
materials purchased are comprised of many elements in addition to the actual product purchased. following is an illustrative cost sheet that accumulates and calculates unit cost. usually, a large unit such as a case, skid or truckload would be measured and the per unit cost determined by dividing the total by the number of units. all costs are included.
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cost sheets are maintained for every separate product or sku (stock keeping unit) and is a string of characters that uniquely identify a product or part with a separate sku for every item with a distinguishing difference such as size, color, material and packaging.
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the disruptors: al anderson on the new manifesto for accountants
change your firm or go extinct.
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the disruptors
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al anderson has been trying to change audit for nearly his entire career and has always been “willing to try things differently.” while he’s always loved auditing – and thinks to this day that auditing can be fun – what he didn’t love was “auditing by doing it the same way every year.” however, he sees far too many firms performing audits the same way they have for decades. anderson believes that “the firms that are unwilling to change eventually are going to be history.”
instant download: al anderson’s “the new manifesto for accountants.“
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in an effort to combat the rising tide of commoditization of audit and assurance services, anderson has been teaching a revolutionary framework for audit leadership to auditors around the world and has now written a book (to be released later this year by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间) that describes the five attributes of this framework.
these five attributes include:
unleashing the power of technology: transforming accountants into trusted advisors
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by donny shimamoto, cpa, citp, cgma
the center for accounting transformation
in today’s rapidly evolving world, technology is revolutionizing the way we work and live. accountants and cpas are no exception.
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we need to embrace the power of technology to enhance our services and better serve our clients as advisors. by leveraging technology and focusing on the complicated work that bots can’t do, accountants become trusted advisors, building deeper relationships and unlocking their full potential.
scott scarano: first, grow people. then firm growth can follow
we need the machines to do as much of this as we can.
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when scott scarano lost a few good people at his firm, he had an epiphany that he needed to change things. instead of continuing to grow for the sake of growth, he overhauled his management approach.
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“and things are better now at the firm, because we’re not focused on growth,” but instead on “growing everybody,” including himself, scarano said. by building better habits and finding better ways to do things, his team is growing its bottom line, and a few of the people who left earlier have now returned. “that’s the growth i like to see.” read more →