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\"process<\/a>smart design will save you time.<\/strong><\/p>\n

by hitendra patil<\/i>
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client accounting services: the definitive success guide<\/a><\/i><\/p>\n

we have examined how you can enhance your firm\u2019s internal processes and what factors influence those processes. in this post, we will focus more on cas-specific processes that can give you competitive advantages. however, this post is not<\/strong> about the technicalities of accounting processes. as a professional accountant, you already know the accounting fundamentals required to create your processes for each of the segments of the services you provide.<\/p>\n

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are client accounting services processes different than what you have been doing until now? yes, and no.
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\nyes, because cas is about the outcomes<\/strong> of your work, from the clients\u2019 perspective. cas outcomes are useful, insightful and advise clients in ways that routine, traditional reports cannot deliver. the outcomes you provide from your cas offering need to relentlessly focus on the relevance, usability and importance from your clients\u2019 point of view. compare this with general perceptions of what accountants deliver \u2013 financial statements and tax returns, i.e., more of compliance assurance rather than competitive business intelligence.<\/p>\n

no, because the fundamentals of the experience and expertise required to produce accounting information do not change.<\/p>\n

how are cas processes different?<\/h3>\n

in a traditional client-accountant business relationship, the accountant produces books and financial statements and delivers them to the business owner. it is up to the business owner to interpret what the books and reports mean, and (hopefully) take actions based on that meaning. while this may sound too simplified a way of stating how accounting work usually gets utilized, it is more true when it comes to small businesses. but it is important because small businesses form a significant part of the total number of clients firms of almost all sizes serve.<\/p>\n

however, accountants can easily find crucial insights that can help small business owners make better and timely business decisions, and many times even avoid potential problems that can threaten the very existence of such businesses. so here are some core fundamentals in which your cas processes will be different:<\/p>\n