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blockchain could still reshape accounting | arc

technologies like ai and web3 could eventually unlock blockchain’s full potential. 

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accounting arc
with liz mason, byron patrick, and donny shimamoto
center for accounting transformation

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is blockchain dead? in a thought-provoking accounting arc, hosts liz mason, cpa, and donny shimamoto, cpa.citp, cgma; and byron patrick, cpa.citp, cgma; tackle the pressing question and brainstorm other blockchain applications. 

the short answer is no—but the landscape has changed. 

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when blockchain first entered mainstream conversation, it was hailed as a transformative tool capable of revolutionizing financial reporting, auditing, and recordkeeping. however, according to mason, ceo of high rock accounting, the execution challenges are enormous.

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busy season management

your colleagues give their best advice for clients

woman and man walking and talking outside office building

… and lots of it.

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for many people, especially people running small businesses, their accountant is their best, if not sole, source of advice on financial matters, including business administration.

sometimes they come asking for it.

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sometimes they expect their accountant to offer it.

sometimes they are even willing to pay for it.
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bissett bullet: don’t just talk the talk, walk the walk

today’s bissett bullet: “if you’re a business owner in need of an accountant and an advisor, you’re probably hoping those are one and the same person. when you’re busy trying to forecast your sales and know where you’ll be with the bank at any given time, you need that person to be living that life with you.”

by martin bissett

what so often happens, however, is that accountants don’t forecast their business because they live off their gross recurring fees and don’t actually know where their money is coming from.

you must forecast if you are advising your clients to do the same. to do so gives you credibility and the time to get it right is now.

today’s to-do:

walk the walk; it really is that simple. if you are not forecasting your future income, start to do so now.

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pricing, fees & billing rates

kill the billable hour to earn what you deserve

the convergence of trends makes pricing changes imperative.

by jody padar
the radical cpa

the speed of change is faster than ever. how are you going to react to it? that’s what i’m really preparing you for – redesigning your entire business model to become a more client-centric advisor. value-based pricing models are the key component but not the whole story.

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today’s automation, new competitors, staffing challenges and new technologies are conspiring to bring clients more value than they could have enjoyed before. all of it is shifting the way you need to think about your services, what clients value and how you get paid fairly for the expertise you bring to the table. read more →

streaming network

tricia bencich: how mental load undermines career progress | move like this

mental load includes the invisible cognitive effort that goes into even the smallest tasks—and it’s constant.

 

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in the latest episode of move like this, tricia bencich, inclusion and social responsibility associate director at moss adams, returns to the show to tackle a topic that resonated deeply with attendees of the 2024 move mini summit: mental load. with more than 1,000 attendees at her session alone, it’s clear that the idea of “invisible labor” is striking a chord, especially with women in the workplace.

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mental load, bencich explains, isn’t just about the physical tasks we perform but the cognitive effort involved in managing them. it’s not driving to the soccer game; it’s remembering the cleats, checking the weather, packing snacks, ensuring the uniforms are clean, and being an emotionally available parent – all before the car leaves the driveway. it’s this invisible, persistent, often unnoticed thinking and planning that women disproportionately carry. and, as she emphasizes, “mental load affects everyone, but research shows women continue to shoulder more of it, even if their partners work less or not at all.”

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