outlook & analysis

2020 outlook: non-traditional hires might be the answer

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also: for mergers, it’s a buyers’ market.

by marc rosenberg

there have been four babe ruthian story lines that have driven the cpa industry evolution for 10-20 years.

more: 2020 outlook: focus on business development | innovate and anticipate | balance advisory and compliance | talent shortage drags on | demand is high | business development goes borderless | data import on the rise | becoming the most valuable advisor | top three tips for 2020 success | where do you want to be? | dicey disruptions | upstream mergers | staffing gets creative
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just because they don’t go away, that doesn’t mean that changes aren’t occurring.
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2020 outlook: focus on business development

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consider spreading the responsibility.

by art kuesel

few firms have truly unlocked the keys to above-average organic growth. those that have unlocked the keys display distinct differences from many firms that haven’t.

more: 2020 outlook: innovate and anticipate | balance advisory and compliance | talent shortage drags on | demand is high | business development goes borderless | data import on the rise | becoming the most valuable advisor | top three tips for 2020 success | where do you want to be? | dicey disruptions | upstream mergers | staffing gets creative
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one is a strong bench of young and up-and-coming partners with above-average potential to contribute to business development. not only is this a succession planning strategy, it can double as a growth strategy.
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2020 outlook: innovate and anticipate

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you might have to do some hiring, or at least subcontracting, to keep the proper focus.

by michelle golden river

change is here and firms are moving, but at vastly different paces. while minds are certainly more open, firms aren’t equal in knowing where to start and how to cope.

more: 2020 outlook: balance advisory and compliance | talent shortage drags on | demand is high | business development goes borderless | data import on the rise | becoming the most valuable advisor | top three tips for 2020 success | where do you want to be? | dicey disruptions
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firms need more change-management function experts (there are great consultants in this space, and fantastic books out there) and project management experts (see project management institute) to execute promptly once strategies are set.
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[survey results] tax pro’s upbeat on cusp of busy season

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higher revenues and net profits. what’s not to like?

the 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 busy season barometer: new year, new plans?
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it may be too soon to say for sure, but america’s tax pros think we might be coming up on a pretty good tax season – more clients, no big new tax rules, software up and running, staff up to speed on last year’s tax cuts and jobs act.

more: irs undertakes overhaul
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granted, this is a comparison with last year, an annus horribilis that will go down in annals of accountancy. remember? a major overhaul of tax rules. a shortage of new forms. software suddenly obsolete. clients confused. and the irs shuttered for a government shutdown.
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2020 outlook: balance advisory and compliance

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3 solid strategies.

by carl george

tax reform – opportunity or burden?

more: 2020 outlook: talent shortage drags on | demand is high | business development goes borderless | data import on the rise | becoming the most valuable advisor | top three tips for 2020 success | where do you want to be? | dicey disruptions | upstream mergers | staffing gets creative
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the prevalent theme throughout the 2019 tax opportunity season was “…the hardest tax season that i have ever encountered!” system issues. cyber issues. tax reform. changing/last-minute regs.
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