How Was Your Opportunity Season?
Happy end to opportunity season! Here in spoiled, sunny California, we experienced an early spring. The flowers have bloomed and we’ve had beautiful days of 70 degree weather. It has made it hard to stay inside the office working. Several months ago we had the opportunity to go on a family vacation to Disneyland. This was a real treat; because we are beginning a season of having adult children, we hadn’t been on a family ...
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Book Review: The Anticipatory Organization by Daniel Burrus
As a CPA firm consultant, I spend a significant amount of time researching computer equipment, accounting applications, and evaluating consulting methodologies and tools that will make me a better consultant and more useful to accounting firms. Over the past few years I have seen Daniel Burrus speak at various accounting conferences and heard of his work within the CPA profession through the Business Learning Institute (founded by the ...
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How AP and Finance Can Win with Automation
I’ve been selling to accounting and finance professionals for most of my career, and I can honestly say that I’ve never seen so much technology available for those functions as there is now. Just a decade ago, the options were basic and few: ERP systems, invoice scanning, and workflow. If you wanted electronic payments, you would set up an ACH or card program through your bank. Now we have dozens of cloud accounting systems; ERP ...
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PCPS' Comparison of FRF for SMEs to Other Bases of Accounting
Has it been a while since you looked at the Financial Reporting Framework for Small and Medium-Sized Entities as an option for your privately-held clients? With accounting standards changes and income tax changes, there's a lot going on right now and the changes can be pretty complex. Use the FRF SME Comparison to Other Bases of Accounting resource along with other tools in the FRF for SME toolkit to learn more about the opportunities ...
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How will the 2017 tax law changes affect your firm's CPA Exam candidates?
The AICPA Board of Examiners approved January 1, 2019 (19Q1) as the date content related to the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017” will be eligible for testing on the Uniform CPA Examination. For the rest of 2018, the exam will continue to test the tax laws and regulations in effect before the enactment of the new law. For detailed information, view the AICPA’s exam announcement.
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