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Professionals on the Move – Nov. 2024
Top Hyundai Exec Says EVs Are ‘the Future’ Even if Trump Kills Tax Credit
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Review of Blue J – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – Nov. 2024
52% of Adults Say Money Has Negative Impact on Mental Health
Among those who say money has a negative impact on their mental health, 56% say this happens at least once a week (up from 52% last year), which includes 29% who say this happens daily.
More Americans Struggle with Personal Finances
Some 73% of adults were “doing at least OK financially” as of October, down five percentage points from a year earlier and among the lowest levels since 2016.
Nomination Period Open for 2023 Innovation Awards
Now in their 20th year, the Innovation Awards highlight technologies that are shaping the profession and small businesses through increased collaboration and productivity.
Your Firm and Your Tools – Top Technology Initiatives
The accounting profession is undergoing a rapid digital transformation. As a result, embracing innovative technology tools is crucial for public practice accounting firms to stay competitive, streamline operations, and provide exceptional client service.
Made in the USA is Good for Small Businesses, Too
By bringing production closer, companies can often increase agility. Shipments that take months to fulfill internationally can be ordered, altered, and delivered within weeks.
Intuit Awards Three Small Businesses $20,000 Each for Small Business Hero Day
Each small business hero was nominated for their incredible commitment to serving their local communities in Louisiana, Georgia, and Michigan.
How Offshoring Has Moved Far Beyond Bookkeeping
As client needs continue to evolve and expand, businesses will expect their accounting and advisory firms to have the answers and necessary skills to meet those needs.
Accountants Say Small Businesses Still Have a Rocky Road Ahead
Over the next year, 61% of accountants believe the economy will be “much” or “somewhat worse” for small business clients.