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cfos see ai as top risk and opportunity

are you working on a policy yet? half your peers are.

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if you’re in business – anywhere from accounting to manufacturing to retailing – you’d better buckle up because next year isn’t going to be like this year, let alone the year before.

more: does accounting belong in stem? | accounting arc | artificial intelligence may already be plateauing | regulation, geopolitical instability spark concern | ten ways to manage price increases | survey says 57% of firms are raising prices next year | how will private equity impact accounting careers? | eleven questions about kids, wealth and the family business | twelve years and out: seasoned accountants join the exodus | how accounting firms are handling the staff shortage | gen ai in accounting: epic transformation, or overheated hype? | survey shows big opportunities in small business | salary guides for accountants vary widely: whom do you believe? | are you earning what you deserve?
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the bdo 2024 cfo outlook survey uncovered a startling change that occurred this year. early in 2023, 71 percent of middle-market cfos said supply chain disruption was their primary risk, economic volatility running a close second and geopolitical disruption a close third.

but artificial intelligence never made the top five. in fact, it isn’t even mentioned in that survey. not once.

but 2023 was long, long ago.
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marketing & sales

bissett bullet: increase the value to increase the price

today’s bissett bullet: “build up the strength of your offer first before you talk about what it will cost.”

by martin bissett

have you ever listened to someone talk you through something that sounds incredible but the more they talk, the more you can feel the cost rising until you almost don’t want to ask for the price? talk your client through the impact of your work on their business and build an expectation that the number that’s coming is going to be far bigger than it actually is. that way, it is a comfort to them when the cost presented is lower than they expected.

today’s to-do:

look at your next proposal. how can you use the impact of your work to suggest a higher price than you end up quoting? practice your delivery before the next meeting with them.

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art werner: navigating business structure decisions amid tax law changes | quick tax tip

upcoming tax law adjustments could significantly impact clients’ business structure decisions.

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quick tax tip
with art werner
cpe today

we are anticipating changes to tax laws that could significantly impact clients, either positively or negatively, depending on the structure of their businesses.

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one major consideration is the type of business entity the client operates. the options include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. within corporations, there are further distinctions: c corporations or those that have made an s election.

pricing, fees & billing rates

seven steps to determining your price

plus four things to learn about each prospective client.

by jody padar
radical pricing – by the radical cpa

how much would you pay for a bottle of water in the checkout line of a grocery store? maybe $2 or $3, right? you know it costs more per unit than buying a case of water, but at that moment it’s worth it even though it’s the same bottle of water. now, let’s assume you just made the long trek back to your hotel room in las vegas. they have the same bottle of water sitting there for $10. you’re thirsty and don’t want to walk to find a store, so you pay $10 for that bottle conveniently located in your room. the water isn’t different, but the value at that moment in time is subjective.

more: using change orders with scope | who needs to understand scope? | determining a price … and when to change it | perfecting the client needs assessment | create more meaningful kpis | five reasons to ditch timesheets for good | six steps to creating a standardized practice | value pricing requires defining your clients | stop selling time | three critical factors drive the value pricing trend | stop looking for talent that does not exist
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when we think about price, we really need to think about worth. what actually are you bringing to the table? lots of training. many years of experience. vision into similar businesses. it took you years to get here; don’t sell an answer to a question the client asks for the three minutes it took to answer.
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accounting arc

does accounting belong in stem? | accounting arc

accounting experts debate stem designation and its implications for the accounting field.

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

as accounting evolves into a technology-driven profession, a question looms: does accounting qualify as a stem (science, technology, engineering, and math) field? on the latest episode of accounting arc, thought leaders hosts liz mason, cpa; byron patrick, cpa.citp, cgma; and donny shimamoto, cpa.citp, cgma, tackle this provocative question.

more accounting arc: rose wang: where numbers meet strategy and creativity | tiktok fraud exposes gaps in financial literacy | how accounting pros own the stage in public speaking | greg kyte: being a cpa is like being the marie kondo of numbers | rachel bashore: a lawyer’s case for reinventing accounting | beyond the basics in ethics eduction | bailey lenart: from ledger sheets to transformational change | election tax plans: what cpas need to know | leadership for the future: stakeholders, sustainability, and strategic vision |

“stem is about applying rules-based knowledge in real-world scenarios,” explains mason, ceo of high rock accounting. “accounting fits because we apply principles and make ethical decisions just like other stem professions.”

but not everyone agrees with mason.