The evolving accountant: building efficiency and adding value
The role of the accountant is changing. It’s clear the firms that offer value-added advisory and financial management services are positioned for the fastest growth.…
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Don’t be fooled by these 5 technology myths
With new technologies finding their way into everyday accounting firms, accountants need to clearly understand what is possible and what is hype. In a recent…
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3 ways modernizing operations makes firms more efficient
The accounting profession is changing quickly, and firms that stick with the status quo are already struggling to meet key goals and growth targets. Getting…
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Corporate Tax Department Paperless Trends
Even though corporate tax departments have just finished another tax filing deadline. Some teams find they are now in the middle of a tax compliance audit. So, instead of focusing…
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Automation Tools That Liberate Corporate Tax Managers.
Deadlines, Stresses, & The Manual Processes That Exacerbate Them. Ask anyone that works in the typical corporate tax department, and they will be the first…
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Evaluating and updating your paperless workflow processes
As a product manager, I’ve spoken with countless firms and firm staff. I’ve found that firms that are willing to take a truly honest internal look…
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Automated Audits: Beginning to End
Everyone is talking about automation. But while many firms have already begun to automate their tax workflows, automated audits are still in their infancy. Audits…
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Automation in Accounting Firms: The Future is Now
It’s easy to think that artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies are a long way off. Many firms would rather focus on more short-term, immediate…
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Rise of the Robo-Accountant: Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies
Will a robot take your job? In 2015, NPR released an interactive tool on their website, allowing visitors to see whether automation will threaten their…
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Automating Tax Compliance
“We always overestimate the change that will occur in the next two years and underestimate the change that will occur in the next ten. Don’t…
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