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May 13, 2021 

While accountants and tax pros were busy keeping up with tax law and accounting changes, marketers faced a few huge changes of their own in the digital marketing space, mostly from Google. Here’s a run down of a couple of things that happened during ...

Sandi Smith Leyva

May 12, 2021 

COVID-19 has dented worker sentiment: although the majority (86%) of workers still say they feel optimistic about the next five years in the workplace, this is down from 92% last year. While overall optimism may be the long-term outlook, it is uneven ...

Isaac M. O'Bannon

May 12, 2021  Sponsored

A new report by Intuit QuickBooks provides one of the most complete assessments available of the pandemic’s impact on U.S. small business revenue and indicates U.S. small businesses are on the road to recovery from the financial losses experienced ...

May 12, 2021 

In many firms, the business development process can best be described as “throw things at the wall and see what sticks.” This kind of business development doesn’t involve a lot of planning and results in a lot of wasted time spent on nurturing the ...

Jon Hubbard

May 11, 2021 

To complicate matters, nonprofits that offer memberships are also tasked with tracking member status, invoicing members when their membership expires, while also maintaining an accurate list of all members, both current and expired.

Mary Girsch-Bock

May 10, 2021 

In the age of remote working and no-handshake protocols, exemplary welcomes and farewells may seem harder than ever. But just as routines and cultures have changed, so have best practices for orienting new employees, and, as a manager, it’s important...

Paul McDonald

May 7, 2021 

Who has time to write blog content? Probably not you, but you know you need content on your website to increase your firm’s search engine ranking.

Becky Livingston

May 5, 2021 

For years now, e-commerce has grown its share of the market by leaps and bounds. The pandemic only accelerated that trend, with US ecommerce sales growing 44 percent over the course of 2020. With most brick-and-mortar locations having to close at least...

Amy Vetter

May 5, 2021 

U.S. small businesses are on the road to recovery from the financial losses experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report by Intuit QuickBooks.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

May 4, 2021 

Accounts Payable is usually seen as a back-office function. Because AP staff spends most of their time processing transactions through manual and paper-based tasks, they don’t have much opportunity to add strategic value to the enterprise’s activities.

May 3, 2021 

Most Americans make the majority of their donations to charitable organizations at year end. But whether the donation is made in April or October, the same due diligence should be performed.

Mary Girsch-Bock

April 22, 2021 

Every seasoned accountant has been there: feeling stretched too thin after an unforgiving busy season and eager to put it in the past.

Jeannie Ruesch