5567 Most of you want to have your technology work correctly at the least possible cost. This is a reasonable goal, but it’s difficult to execute. This year, in the consulting practice of Network Management Group, Inc. (NMGI.com), which specializes in accounting professionals, we have seen a lot of technology implemented poorly, and some implemented […]
The 2017 Tax and Accounting Technology Innovation Awards, now in their 14th year, highlight this progress in workflow management and client collaboration, with this year’s winners all offering cloud-based solutions that enhance firm operations.
Fixed Assets CS is well suited for both accounting firms that offer asset and depreciation management services to their clients as well as businesses that wish to manage multiple assets in-house. Fixed Assets CS is part of the CS Professional Suite ...
Thomson Reuters Accounting CS: Tax.thomsonreuters.com/cs-professional-suite From the 2017 Reviews of Accounts Receivable Systems. Accounting CS, part of Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite is designed exclusively for accounting firms that wish to offer bookkeeping and accounting services to their client base. Accounting CS is designed to integrate with other Thomson Reuters products that are available for […]
Everyone wants to get paid – as quickly as possible, or at least, on time. An effective accounts receivable system helps businesses ensure that their customers are paying. But it’s not only about cash receipts, but also about the customers.
Accounting CS offers solid invoicing capability, with users able to choose from a variety of fields to include on an invoice. Options available include sales information, purchase information, inventory information, sales tax information, discounts, ...
Thomson Reuters Accounting CS is designed for accounting firms that handle accounting and bookkeeping for their clients. Designed to work with other Thomson Reuters products for accountants, Accounting CS offers solid cash management capability ...
Thomson Reuters has released a special report, Four Keys to the Future of Audit, which addresses the most pressing challenges facing the audit profession by grouping these issues into four main categories: quality, innovation, talent and relevance.