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What's Worse Financially: Leasing a Car or The Cloud?

Cloud blueI love my mom. But she's not always the smartest when it comes to making financial decisions. Case in point: just last week, and without telling me, she leased a new Honda Civic. I wish I had known she was going to do this because if I did I would have strongly advised her otherwise.

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New Mexico Economist Joins Moss Adams

John Tysseling, Moss AdamsJohn Tysseling, formerly chief economist for the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, has joined Moss Adams. Tysseling has become a consulting director in the accounting firm's Albuquerque, N.M., office with the goal of expanding the scope of the firms advisory services.

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XBRL Vendor Rivet Gets New Leaders

The late Michael Rohan, Rivet SoftwareRivet Software has raised new capital and selected new officers following the death in July of founder and CEO Michael Rohan. The Denver, Colo.-based company, which markets document management and reporting software for users with XBRL needs, has picked his widow, Madelaine Rohan, as interim CEO.

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Hanson Elected NSA President

Steven Hanson, National Society of AccountantsThe National Society of Accountants has elected Steven J. Hanson, CPA, EA, of Cokato, Minn., as its president for 2013-2014. Hanson, a founding partner of Piehl, Hanson, Beckman, served as first vice president prior to the recent elections at the NSA's 68th Annual Meeting.

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Former CCH-er Barlow Joins Intuit

Ray Barlow, IntuitRay Barlow, a former VP at CCH, has joined Intuit as part of its Accountant and Advisor Group. Barlow this week took over the job within that group as senior strategic account leader.

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Gramlich Now AccountantsWorld Prez

Jeff Gramlich, AccountnatsWorldJeff Gramlich, former president of CCH Small Firm Services, has taken the same title at AccountantsWorld. The executive left the CCH unit earlier this year after that company's ATX tax preparation software had a troubled tax season.

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Cracking the Code on Firm Growth

growth I must have a dozen books on my shelf all designed to take the mystery out of something; what to expect with pregnancy, potty training, raising teenagers, home ownership, raising chickens, and so on. All these books have one thing in common; minimizing uncertainty; they help us anticipate and prepare for the unknown.

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Johnson Lambert Names Principals

Megan Hubbuch, Johnson LambertJohnson Lambert has appointed two CPAs to principal. The Washington D.C.-based accounting firm has promoted Megan Hubbuch CPA, CPCU, and Scott Hall,CPA, to that position. Hubbuch joined the firm in 2006 and is a principal in its Jacksonville, Fla., office, while Hall works in the Raleigh, N.C., office.

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Bookkeeping Needs Better Reporting Tools

bookkeepingBookkeeping and the processes for accounting for financial activities in a business center on the collection, categorization, summarization, and reporting of data generated from all aspects of business operation. In smaller businesses, the activities required to perform the bookkeeping task required the bookkeeper or business owner to be directly involved in reviewing and entering the data for each transaction.

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Avoiding The Inverted Pyramid

Inverted PyramidThere is no question that the most profitable firms (defined as high per partner income) in our profession have figured out that leverage and a well-managed pyramid is one of the key ingredients. Why is it then that so many firms, and I would suggest the majority, are struggling with just the opposite – an upside down or inverted pyramid where there are lots of partners and managers but few staff.

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