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Effective Business Valuation Report Writing
- Tuesday, 02 June 2015
- Running a Firm
- Written by Mary Ellen Biery
Business valuation services are among the highest-growing niche services among Top 100 accounting firms. One aspect of providing this service, however, is notoriously time-consuming and frustrating: Writing business valuation reports. At the same time, it's crucial that you produce a quality report, according to Rod Burkert, who teaches a course on business valuation report writing and who is founder of Burkert Valuation Advisors.
Five Top Mistakes Rental Owners Make
- Tuesday, 05 May 2015
- Running a Firm
- Written by Rob Stephens
Purchasing a rental property is a significant investment and what can be the start of a scary, but rewarding, adventure for many of us. We purchased our first vacation rental over 15 years ago in Colorado, and we needed the rental income to afford the property.
Read more...Report: Making Work Flow Smoothly
- Tuesday, 28 April 2015
- Running a Firm
- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Tracking paper through an accounting firm can resemble the historic search for the origin of the Nile River—everyone knows that information into the firm and comes out, but nobody is exactly sure how it finds its way from one end to the other. Processes can be a tangle of partner quirks and things that have developed by accident. Workflow cannot be that way if firms want to maximize profits. They need to determine how paper moves from one person to another and what tasks each performs. This special report discusses how modern software can provide a well-lit trail.
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Sabbatis Joins XCM Solutions
- Tuesday, 07 April 2015
- People & Moves
- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Former CCH CEO Mike Sabbatis has been hired as COO of XCM Solutions. The company also named its VP of sales and marketing, Bob Locke, as chief revenue officer. XCM says the moves reflect its plans for expanding operations and said its second-quarter revenue was 121-percent higher than the corresponding period a year earlier.
Sage Taps Warawa for Global Job
- Monday, 06 April 2015
- People & Moves
- Written by Bob Scott
Jennifer Warawa, who has led Sage's accounting program in North America, has been selected to head worldwide efforts. She took the new position this month after being involved with the Sage Accountants Network for several years. Warawa joined Sage in 2008 as director of partner programs, a position she held for two years.
Sonderegger Leaves BNA
- Monday, 06 April 2015
- People & Moves
- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Dean Sonderegger has left BloombergBNA where he played a key role in that company's software program from more than 12 years. Sonderegger has joined Wolters Kluwer Law & Business as VP and GM of that company's Legal Markets Group. He was executive director of product management and marketing, software segment.
Paychex Has "Best Selling Season"
- Thursday, 26 March 2015
- Running a Firm
- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Paychex had its "best selling season in seven or eight years," CEO Martin Mucci said this week. Mucci made his comments during the week's webcast for earnings for the third quarter ended February 28. He said referrals and sales were strong in all of the payroll company's channels in what was the strongest selling season since the recession began in 2008.
Xero Names U.S. Accounting Head
- Friday, 20 March 2015
- People & Moves
- Written by The Progressive Accountant
Xero has named Amy Vetter as its first Head of Accounting in the United States. Vetter's position is one in which she is described as evangelist for accounting, practice management and supporting financial solutions. It is not one in which she is involved in the company's accounting department.
QBO Leader Leaves Intuit
- Tuesday, 17 March 2015
- People & Moves
- Written by The Progressive Accountant
The VP who has headed QuickBooks Online tfor he last 19 months has left Intuit after 15 years with the company. The LinkedIn page of Terry Hicks, VP and general of QuickBooks Online, shows his job supervising Intuit's fastest growing product ended last month.
Overcoming Succession Procrastination
- Monday, 16 March 2015
- Running a Firm
- Written by Bill Carlino
Planning for succession at many CPA firms is often treated as if dealing with a serious medical condition. Sadly, too many practitioners feel that if they ignore it long enough, the succession problem will go away. Therefore, they procrastinate until they are faced with a number of unpleasant alternatives – such as a hastily arranged merger with unfavorable terms, or shutting down the business entirely.
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