While 2020 was a year of crisis for many businesses, accountants found that their services came into sharper focus. In a remote world, outsourced accounting becomes easier to deliver to more clients; and in a world where businesses have been forced to temporarily close or shift their operations significantly in some way, accountants find themselves being propelled faster into an advisory role.
All this is contributing to the changing face of client accounting services, where strategic advising is becoming a larger part of the conversation. Here, three firms discuss the technology they use to deliver outsourced accounting to their clients in this year of upheaval and change.
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Pooley Accounting Services Named To Expertise List of Best Accountants In St.
ST. LOUIS, MO -- November 25, 2020 -- Pooley Accounting Services announces it has been named to the Expertise list of Best Accountants in St. Louis. Pooley was among a group of just 18 firms selected for this special recognition.
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Expertise utilizes its proprietary research and selection process to identify the top service professionals in over 200 different industries across the top cities in the United States. Every month they help over 10M customers find the best qualified service professional for their needs.
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Cryptocurrency Prices Make Headlines, But Crypto Accounting Is Key To Further Growth
Cryptocurrency prices and market share continue to increase, but the accounting and reporting remain inconsistent and a headwind to wider adoption.
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Even as the blockchain and cryptoasset sectors continue to increase, both in terms of retail awareness and institutional support, guidance related to reporting and valuation remains ambiguous. While conversations around the accounting and reporting for various cryptoassets might not make the headlines that price volatility does, it is critically important for the further maturation of crypto.
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Accountants in an age of permanent uncertainty | Accounting Today
Oh, sure, a lot of specific things will return to their previous state. I'm not talking about wearing masks or canceling holidays or closing schools. The characteristic of the pandemic that I think is going to stay with us, and that's going to pervade much of what we do, is the constant, unsettling sense of disruption and uncertainty — the feeling that everything is provisional, and subject to change.
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In the past, change followed what could be called a "punctuated equilibrium" model, a phrase coined in a very different context by paleontologists Stephen Jay Gould and Niles Eldredge to describe brief periods of intense change followed by long eras of stasis.
Crunch Free is a new online accounting platform aimed at the self-employed | TechRadar
UK accountancy firm Crunch has announced Crunch Free, a new entry-level online accounting software package aimed at helping self-employed people who have been struggling as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
A recent LSE study found that a fifth of the UK's self-employed workforce thought about quitting altogether in August. So Brighton-based Crunch has unveiled the free-to-use version of their entry-level accounting software to help those struggling.
SEC Accounting and Reporting Update Virtual Conference (February 17-18th, 2021): Featuring
Dublin, Nov. 24, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "SEC Accounting and Reporting Update" conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
We are seeing an unprecedented level of major accounting changes from US and international standard-setters. This conference will address the latest developments in key areas. Experts from the Big Four and regional firms will lead the discussion.
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IIRC and SASB plan merger for next year | Accounting Today
The International Integrated Reporting Council and the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board said Wednesday they intend to merge into a single organization to be called the Value Reporting Foundation by the middle of 2021.
The unified group will give investors and corporations a comprehensive corporate reporting framework across the enterprise with standards aimed at improving global sustainability performance. The two groups have worked together since 2014 as part of a group known as the Corporate Reporting Dialogue that was established by the IIRC.
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