“cross-functional business processes” bedevil finance managers.
a survey of over 800 finance professionals attending an introductory webinar on software-as-a-service staged by netsuite and the institute of management accountants shows that the chief drivers to the cloud are both efficiency and effectiveness.
there’s a buzz this tax season about a deepening divide between high performing firms and the rest of the profession — interestingly: especially among soloists.
some solo practitioners are having a terrific season, others not. there’s no in-between. we’ve been wondering about the causes. and practitioners have been answering.
— rick telberg
one-third of all cpa firms don’t.
that’s just one of the surprising findings from the latest aicpa national practice management survey.
granted, 66% of firms have a website. but 33% don’t. who thinks their clients are still using the yellow pages?
technology industry hiring and finance salaries on the mend.
via bdo
nearly half, or 46% of top u.s. technology companies — an important bellweather for the u.s. and the accounting profession — plan to increase employee headcount this year, marking a significant sign of confidence in the sector, according to bdo usa llp. just 7 percent expect headcount to decrease.
will xero give quickbooks a run for it’s money? cpa jason blumer of blumer cpas thinks so. here he evangelizes for xero, a small-business cloud-based accounting solution from new zealand, and for “social” accounting. more about jason blumer on cpa … continued
