…boomer, jim bourke, jason blumer, david cieslak, gale crosley, tom hood, rita keller, ed kless, allan koltin, mark koziel, bill sheridan, jennifer warawa, and sandra wiley. the accountingtoday special report,…
where the roots of ‘radical’ cpas originated.
by jody padar
the radical cpa
i started to use this newfangled payroll software that worked through the internet.
back then they didn’t call it the cloud. it was just payroll software that used an internet browser. it solved my business problems of preparing paychecks, paying taxes and filing tax returns for my customers. the technology was paycycle, a cloud-based payroll software.
…(maryland assn. of cpas) randy johnston (k2 enterprises and nmgi)* roman kepczyk, cpa.citp, cgma (xcentric)* allan koltin, cpa (koltin consulting group) mark koziel, cpa, cgma (aicpa firm services) greg lafollette,…
how the ‘new firm’ was born.
by jody padar
the radical cpa
i started to use this newfangled payroll software that worked through the internet. back then they didn’t call it the cloud. it was just payroll software that used an internet browser. it solved my business problems of preparing paychecks, paying taxes and filing tax returns for my customers. the technology was paycycle, a cloud-based payroll software.
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paycycle (which has since been acquired by intuit) fundamentally changed my firm and my life. all of a sudden payroll became one of the most profitable areas of our firm. it also became a catalyst to selling and packaging our other core services.
it was the beginning of something bigger.
…today also cited 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 authors and contributors, including august aquila, ron baker, gale crosley, chris frederiksen, tom hood, rita keller, randy johnston, roman kepczyk, mark koziel, greg kyte, allan…
…houillon; randy johnston; rita keller; roman kepczyck; allan koltin; mark koziel; greg kyte; rene lacerte; taylor macdonald; teresa mackintosh; barry melancon; james metzler; jay nisberg; jody padar; marc rosenberg; donny…
a sign of economic recovery and increased competition.
bringing in new business and finding top-notch staffers to handle anticipated growth are emerging as the new, most pressing challenges for cpa firms today.
with a rebounding economy, the aicpa says in its new pcps “top issues survey” that client retention, which had been a significant concern for firms in the 2009 survey, has been overtaken by a tilt toward growth issues.
“finding qualified staff” was a top issue from 1997 to 2007 for all but the smallest firms, but disappeared entirely from top 5 lists in 2009. now it’s back.
billing rates and partner incomes gaining strongly.
most cpa firms are reporting some measure of revenue growth, according to one widely followed survey obtained by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间.
“and while the profession has yet to rebound to pre-recession levels,” the authors say, “it is steadily gaining momentum.”
furthermore, the smallest firms appear to be the biggest winners, with 33% growth in net client fees per professional and per partner.
the report includes data and trends on: