Should I Convert My Existing QuickBooks File to QuickBooks Online or Start a New Accounting File? Are you a Managed Service Provider (MSP) who is [...]
Category Archives: Software
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11 Reasons You May Love QuickBooks Online Are you looking to make the jump to QuickBooks Online but you keep hearing the ‘haters’ talk about […]
What Do I Do With My Old QuickBooks File After Converting to QBO? Congratulations, you’ve completed the software conversion; you’ve moved from QuickBooks Desktop (QBD) […]
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Is it possible to be a CPA and start a small practice without being the quintessential “tax guy”? (I’m not sure the term ‘tax gal’ […]
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The major change in small business accounting is the movement to the cloud. The promises the cloud offers of convenience and stability have piqued your […]
Outsourced Accounting, QuickBooks Online, Software
How Do I Choose A Cloud-Based Accounting Software?
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Updating your accounting processes and converting to cloud accounting can make a dramatic impact on your business. It is not uncommon to achieve a […]
Practice Management, QuickBooks Online, Software
Should I Switch From QuickBooks to QuickBooks Online?
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The “cloud” is bringing about massive upheaval in small business accounting. You have heard the rumbling and upheaval, the carnage and disruption. You have seen […]
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The shift in recent years in software has been from a product to a service; one-time license to a monthly subscription. Software companies learned that if you sell software as a product to a client, they will use it until they absolutely cannot use it anymore thereby limiting the revenue of that license. With the advent of the “cloud”, the subscription model of accounting has given software companies the ability to host, allow and limit access to the software and da […]
Outsourced Accounting, Practice Management, Software
Case Study: Optometrist Saves 20-30 Hours Per Month by Going Paperless
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The hours of paperwork and bills in running Family Optometry business were taking their toll on Dr. Eric Dale. He loved taking care of his patients and leading his team, and he led the organization of 18 staff and three offices, including three other optometrists working with him. But he was exhausted, and he didn’t have any time to spend with his family. When an optometrist from a neighboring community approached him about Family Optometry purchasing his practice, Dr. […]