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With accounting talent so hard to find, Wiss' Paul Peterson shares how his firm has cultivated non-accountants and non-CPAs to fill the gap.
Learn how Zoho Books transformed accounting and bookkeeping for both Breakthrough Solutions and their clients.
Accounting firms worldwide are exploring how best to leverage AI in accounting to address global challenges such as staffing shortages and the growing demand for skilled professionals.
Accountants are going into 2025 with positive expectations — but there are signs of friction in their forward progress.
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Meet Zoho Expense – a solution that simplifies expense management for accounting firms.
This eBook explores how Zoho Practice can help your firm thrive. It fosters collaboration, eliminates inefficiencies, and empowers you to deliver exceptional service to your clients.
Learn how The Accounting Lab leveraged Zoho Books to transform their operations and deliver exceptional value to their clients.
Seth Fineberg offers a guide to finding, choosing, implementing and assessing the software your firm needs.
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Designed to provide consolidated reporting and a centralised area to manage tasks and communication, Zoho Practice is a comprehensive, tailored practice management software for accounting firms looking for efficiency, collaboration, and growth.
Analytics capabilities can help accountants overcome the challenges they face in becoming more advisory oriented
Brannon Poe talks about how the current landscape of acquisition is impacting firms below $10 million.
As AI works its way into more and more business processes, it has become increasingly important for auditors to understand where, why, when and how organizations use it and what impact it is having.
The institute's Accounting and Review Services Committee clarified a standard on financial statement prep that has major ramifications for CAS practices.
By Michael Cohn
March 31