tax pros retake market share from diyers
with a 10 point late-season surge.
by beth bellor
jon baron dissents: “it’s way too early to tell …”
with a 10 point late-season surge.
by beth bellor
jon baron dissents: “it’s way too early to tell …”
the tax season from hell enters its final stages.
by beth bellor
how are accountants handling this crazy tax season?
bonus question: the new rules for small busines post-pandemic?
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phishing, spam, malware come next.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey
flipped referrals, facebook groups, competitor reviews and more.
by hitendra patil
client accounting services: the definitive success guide
some still use free personal accounts.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey
refunds are up overall, but down in direct deposit.
by beth bellor
refunds larger overall, but down for direct deposit.
by beth bellor
in shorter season, professional e-filings are down only 5.6%.
by beth bellor
17% is diy. yikes.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey
refunds are down 19% in number and total amount.
by beth bellor
but 27% opt out completely.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey