survey: the top 1040 scanning app
but some firms don’t use any at all.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey
tech and fintech
lease accounting hits hard
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podcast: after a brief pandemic pause, new lease accounting rules will get very real in 2022.
with ane ohm
ceo, founder of leasecrunch
after a delay for the pandemic, new lease accounting rules are set to take effect in 2022 and too many firms and companies aren’t ready, ane ohn, founder and ceo of leasecrunch software tells 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间.
three keys to client file security
we were happy we had these when the irs and fbi came knocking.
by jody grunden
building the virtual cfo firm in the cloud
have you ever been contacted by the irs with the fbi involved? i can tell you from firsthand experience that it’s a bit alarming when that happens!
more: cybersecurity poses challenges for virtual firms | check the roi of new tools | a tech stipend for employees? why not? | why remote workers need retreats | better understanding = better communication
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we were once contacted by the irs because they thought our server had been compromised. when the field officer who came to our office asked to see our server, we explained that we didn’t have a server.
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check the roi of new tools
innovation is great when it’s for the right reasons.
by jody grunden
building the virtual cfo firm in the cloud
depending on your age, you may or may not remember lotus 1-2-3. it was a hugely popular spreadsheet program back in the ’80s and early ’90s that was eventually taken over by excel. if we had been “married” to lotus 1-2-3 at that time, we may have gone out of business because we wouldn’t have been able to react fast enough.
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this is the world of technology today. we have to operate under the mindset that what we’re currently using may or may not be around in five years.
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lease accounting is about to get very real
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after a brief pandemic pause, new lease accounting rules will start to hit hard in 2020.
with ane ohm
ceo, founder of leasecrunch
after a delay for the pandemic, new lease accounting rules are set to take effect in 2022 and too many firms and companies aren’t ready, ane ohn, founder and ceo of leasecrunch software tells 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间.
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the lease standard was delayed by a year, ” ohm says, “instead of having been effective this past year, it is effective in 2022.”but the world has changed since the rules were first written.
is that shiny new software your best choice?
the most important feature is effectiveness.
by jody grunden
building the virtual cfo firm in the cloud
whether you purchase a one-time software license or pay for a tool on a subscription basis, the cost of software can add up quickly. it’s necessary to conduct a thorough analysis of any new software program before you decide to buy it, and you need to constantly evaluate the effectiveness of the tools you’re using.
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we have learned that we want to be sure we’re getting the most out of our software, that our tools remain the right fit for our needs and that they are cost-effective.
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survey: office 365 dominates accounting offices
google snags 2 percent.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey
distributed firms need different tech suites
how we made our decisions.
by jody grunden
building the virtual cfo firm in the cloud
the tools that are used by a distributed firm with remote clients are going to vary greatly from those of a traditional brick-and-mortar firm.
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every tool we consider or use has to be cloud-based. nothing can be restricted to a single computer or location.
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survey: are scanners out of date?
few firms use only personal scanners.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey
survey: drake takes the cake in tax apps
top seven tax software platforms rated and reviewed.
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survey: zoom tops teams for now
… but teams made huge gains over just one year.
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the accounting firm operations and technology survey
eisneramper gets private equity backing
charly weinstein on cnbc talking about the private equity deal.
towerbrook capital partners’ infusion “reimagines the traditional accounting firm model.”
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eisneramper llp – one of the profession’s top 20 firms with more than $420 in annual billings, 200 partners, and 1,200 employees – has sold about half the firm to towerbrook capital partners, a private equity fund with big investments in the financial services sector.
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as a result, eisner is splitting into two entities: the legacy eisneramper llp, a licensed cpa firm, to provide attest services, and the new pe-funded eisner advisory group llc, for business advisory and non-attest services. terms were not disclosed but towerbrook has a reputation for taking controlling interests in the companies it funds. audit and assurance account for about 49 percent of eisner’s pre-deal billings, with 42 percent from tax and 9 percent in consulting.
“it will be a positive disruptor in the profession,” according to charly weinstein, eisneramper ceo. “rather than conforming to traditional frameworks, adopting a new model of ownership facilitates the best structure for the firm to drive growth and innovative solutions to our clients. our colleagues will be able to chart a course for success in our purpose-built practice structure.”
survey: time to buy a new laptop?
more firms are getting on a regular schedule, except among the smallest firms.
by randy johnston and brian tankersley
the accounting firm operations and technology survey