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Forward bills by email and let an AI agent create draft bills in Xero—lines coded, tax allocated, PDF attached. Free template included.
Join me this fall on the Advisory Amplified Tour — a six‑city, one‑day accounting roadshow featuring hands‑on sessions and a live recording of The Accounting Podcast at every stop.
Meetings should follow through on themselves. So I built an AI agent that turns your meeting transcript into the agenda for the next meeting—then adds it to your calendar (or emails you a reminder to schedule it).
Middle managers are the most likely to quit accounting firms. In Episode 447 of The Accounting Podcast, we explore the ‘Satisfaction Smile,’ rising wages with fewer jobs, how one college is reinventing accounting education with AI and internships, and more.
Congress holds accounting rules hostage while AI cracks bank voice authentication. Plus: Why accounting degrees beat most majors with 261% ROI. This and more in Episode 446 of The Accounting Podcast.
Manual VAT compliance is killing your practice. See how automation helps accountants service more e-commerce clients in less time with better outcomes.
The stablecoin market is set to grow by $2 trillion, creating huge opportunities for CPAs. Learn about the risks, rewards, and why accountants are at the center of this revolution.
Discover why military veterans excel in accounting careers, featuring insights from Navy veteran Mark Steinhoff on how military structure and precision translate to success in finance.
The federal government just handed auditors a potential $2 trillion opportunity, but it might also recreate the financial chaos of the 1800s.
A new survey found it's probably a middle manager with 6-10 years experience who works in audit, has no work from home flexibility, and gets zero support with difficult clients.
What should you tell clients when tariffs increase and hiring slows? Blake Oliver discusses with Gusto senior economist Nicholas Tremper the effects on small businesses of high tariffs, reduced job growth, and a tighter labor market influenced by immigration policy.