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 on: July 09, 2010, 07:26:26 AM 
Started by Casper TFG - Last post by Casper TFG
Many CPAs struggle to find new methods for managing their time -- especially during the height of tax season. When they refer to "distractions" and "interruptions", they usually mean contact with staff and clients. Of approximately 40,000 CPAs in the US alone, around 30,000 have solo practices or one assistant. That certainly limits time with staff...and limits income. A growing client list means more income, but also requires the CPA to manage client contact. This means relinquishing much of the actual accounting work. The problem then becomes finding talented people to perform the work. Fortunately, the pool of talent from which to choose may be located anywhere in the world. Work can be performed remotely -- even tax preparation -- thanks to technology such as that available from www.myrealdata.com. Why are CPAs reluctant to implement this type of solution? It seems to permit growth for a firm, provide accesses to the best workers, reduce costs, and allow time for founding CPAs to better serve their clients.

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 on: July 02, 2010, 09:05:04 PM 
Started by adiaccounting - Last post by adiaccounting
Hi, I am an accountant and driving my own financial accounting services firm.

Currently, one of my client facing problem for its general ledger accounting.
My client has a requirement for general ledger reconciliation Vs sub ledger reconciliation for his business financial.

The problem is to find the easiest way to do the above. Or is there any software or utility available on the internet or is there any specific report to handle such situation.

The main problem is to drill down from general ledger accounting to sub ledger reconciling and comparing the both by showing the difference.

All positive answers are highly appreciated. Please let me is there any chance to handle such type of situations.

Thanks in advance to all repliers.

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 on: May 25, 2010, 10:33:12 AM 
Started by chris82 - Last post by chris82

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 on: May 01, 2010, 01:09:39 AM 
Started by acthosting - Last post by acthosting
Cloud hosting as well as application hosting both are third party application service based platforms. Application hosting denotes installing your application on third party servers and accessing it as a local desktop interface at the clients end.

Cloud hosting http://www.myrealdata.com/cloud-hosting.html phenomenon is still in an evolving phase and the concept is vaguely interpreted by different technologist differently. But the common converging view point about cloud computing is about two components, one is virtualization and second is distributed computing. Virtualization essentially implies that servers can run more than one application simultaneously and thereby having sharing of resources. This has importance for the provisioning aspect of cloud computing or hosting services where in the client is assured of unlimited expansion of the infrastructure without the need for actually buying that and instead to opt for pay as you go model. Also, cloud hosting and the virtualization of resources implies that the risks associated with scaling up or down of the infrastructure services is shared by the cloud hosting service provider and thus reduce the financial liabilities for the enterprise.

Another aspect of cloud hosting refers to distributed computing which implies that the infrastructure do not need to be based on the business premises itself, and instead can be rented out. This has evolved into various models of cloud computing termed as Platform as a service, Hardware as a service and software as a service. Cloud computing goes a step ahead of software as a service and instead removed the intermediary SAAS service provider by offering the Infrastructure to the businesses itself. So as we move outwards from SAAS to PAAS and HAAS we are basically signifying the contiguity of cloud hosting services to the internet cloud where the end user is less concerned about the physical infrastructure on which the application runs as well as anytime anywhere access to the application regardless of network or platforms.

The benefits of cloud hosting are multifarious:

* One is easy scalability of the IT infrastructure and the lack of provisioning for the future needs

* Second the cost of owning the infrastructure is less because of virtualization as well as the pay as you go model.

* Also the IT costs are further reduced in the cloud hosting process due to the IT support being outsourced to third party.

* Then there is the assurance of uninterrupted and trouble free service due to redundant technology infrastructure

* Lastly, enterprises would be able to use the services and latest technology without actually owning the resources and be able to compete with the firms which can invest heavily in the latest technology. Cloud hosting thus transforms "capital costs" into "operational costs".

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 on: April 29, 2010, 11:43:03 PM 
Started by accountmyfair - Last post by accountmyfair
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 on: April 08, 2010, 02:22:34 AM 
Started by quickbooks-hosting - Last post by quickbooks-hosting
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 on: April 01, 2010, 05:18:38 AM 
Started by C0ldf1re - Last post by C0ldf1re
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 on: March 30, 2010, 04:29:39 AM 
Started by adiaccounting - Last post by adiaccounting
I had a talk with my colleague and he wants manage his own accounts for his new business. I recommended him a quickbooks as it is good for small business firms. But he denied my advice.

Now he is looking for Microsoft Office Accounting. Does anyone has worked with Microsoft Accounting Experess? Is it a good product than quickbooks?

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 on: March 30, 2010, 04:22:34 AM 
Started by zouze - Last post by adiaccounting
Your blog is really fine. Make its design some more attractive.

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 on: March 26, 2010, 05:10:54 AM 
Started by C0ldf1re - Last post by C0ldf1re
As you can guess, I got into accounts software by way of coding.

This forum looks just right for what I want. I'm going to read a lot before I start posting.

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