Help Clients Build Better Budgets and Prepare for 2027
Budgeting is more than predicting expenses. Ruth King and Rob Wood discuss how financial professionals can help clients protect cash flow, plan for taxes, and build stronger businesses.
Budgeting is more than predicting expenses. Ruth King and Rob Wood discuss how financial professionals can help clients protect cash flow, plan for taxes, and build stronger businesses.
A contractor’s unexpected $71,000 tax bill raises difficult questions about client responsibility, CPA communication, and when ending an advisory relationship makes sense.
Small CPA firms don’t need big budgets to compete. This week Ruth King and Marjorie Natali discuss practical ways to strengthen client relationships, improve efficiency, and grow.
Could your clients reduce payment fraud, simplify accounts payable, and even earn rebates? Max Almerico explains what CPAs and bookkeepers should watch for.
What can buggy whip manufacturers teach CPAs about AI? Ruth King explores why accounting firms must rethink their value and consider advisory services.
In this episode, I continue my conversation with Les Brown about responsible AI use in tax practice, including how to disclose AI use to clients, verify the work, protect client data, and rethink pricing.
As AI makes accounting work faster, does hourly billing still make sense? Les Bryson explains the case for fixed fees and predictable pricing.
Using AI in tax work brings new responsibilities. Les Bryson explains what tax professionals should know about verification, workflows and protecting client data.
Which accounting apps are firms actually using and recommending? Gary DeHart shares survey results revealing the tools getting the most traction.
AI can turn 40 hours of routine accounting work into minutes. I look at what that means for pricing, profitability, clients, and your team.