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The continued survival of accounting firms can depend on their willingness to move with the technological times. In this new guide from Sage, we look at the important technologies accounting professionals and small business owners need to know to help transform their business into an efficient machine. This accountancy technology guide demystifies the following advancements [&hellip ;]
If you’re in the accounting profession, chances are you’ve heard that artificial intelligence (AI) is going to impact your job in ways both fantastic and scary. Across the profession, firms are recognizing the importance of leveraging technology to increase efficiency and reduce human error. However, for every positive headline about AI in the news, there are usually [&hellip ;]
In this new guide from Sage, you will learn the answers to the burning questions that can help boost efficiencies in your firm in 2019. Such as : How do I measure performance in my practice in 2019 ? What should the new metrics be for a forward-thinking accountancy practice with its eyes on growth and creating [&hellip ;]
Is your practice ready for 2030 ? Download this year’s Practice of Now report which is built on a survey of 3,000 accountants worldwide.
What every accountant and bookkeeper needs to know to monitor the health of their practice and stay on top of client management.
Learn how to calculate the three types of tax that small business owners must know in Canada - Goods and services tax, provincial tax and Quebec sales tax.
While the perfect client does indeed exist, most accountants wisely anticipate some complications when serving the needs of any business. Whether that’s poor communication, or a general inability of the client to understand accounting principles, accountants are always prepared to share their wisdom. However, many accountants dread what we might call the traditional client. They [&hellip ;]
Accountants can say goodbye to hourly billing when you charge what clients are willing to pay. Learn how to implement a value-based pricing strategy.
Sheila Murphy, Owner
SJM Office Service, Nanaimo, BC
