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Scale Without the Scramble: Practice Management Implementation Guide

This article is part 1 of a 2-part series. 

For many firms, month-end still drags on. Approvals sit in inboxes, and...

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AI Training and Education for Accounting Professionals

Editor’s Note: This article is part 3 of a 3-part series on the importance of AI education for Accounting...

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From Bookkeeper to Coach: Advisory and AI Done Right

In episode 157 of the Woodard Report Podcast, Joe Woodard sat down with Tanya Hilts, owner of Cloud Business Services...

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Detaching Your Self-Worth from Your To Do List

If my calendar is packed, I feel solid. If it’s empty, I start side-eyeing my own career choices. I wish I could tell...

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Reconciled And Ready: The Tax Preparer Handoff

Right now, many firms still use the same tax preparer handoff every year. They send a QuickBooks file, a prayer, and a “

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Your January Firm Reset: What to Fix Before Tax Season Hits

Every firm enters a new year with good intentions. You want cleaner workflows, clearer deadlines and better client...

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The Month-Long Audit: Stress-Testing Your Firm

Everyone says a good practice management system helps you sleep at night. That’s nice, but what happens when you’re not...

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From Tax Filing to “Ask Luca”: Guardrails for AI

In episode 156 of the Woodard Report Podcast, Joe Woodard and Heather Satterley deliver timely insights on tax season...

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Friendships Need KPIs Just Like Your Business

Every January, you and your clients set the usual goals. Lose weight, drink water, hit revenue targets, add clients,...

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The Risk of Leading Too Carefully During Change

This is the part I don’t usually say out loud. I need to admit something that’s uncomfortable for someone in my...

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