How to plan for practice success in 2020
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As in any business, it’s easy for accounting practice owners to get bogged down in the nitty gritty. Before 2020 heats up, now’s the time to break the cycle. These…
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The Juggle is Real and so are the #proudmumma Moments in the years that follow!
Yesterday was a day of mixed emotions for me. Our eldest son Callum, set off from home with great excitement and confidence as he embarked on a new stage of…
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Goodbye 2018. Hello 2019. My tips to help you have your best year ever in practice!
Today is the last day of 2018 and I hope that you have had some time since Christmas to reflect on the year that was, to afford yourself some time…
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Shop online this Christmas
Save time and shop online ….. The benefits of shopping on line certainly saves you time running around, it can save you dollars as it is much quicker searching the…
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Business Lessons we can learn from the Royal Wedding
I was one of the nearly 5 million people in Australia who hijacked the TV and took hold of the remote to watch the royal wedding live on Saturday night. Jason was grateful…
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It’s time accountants and bookkeepers team up in the Connected Practice
This article originally appeared in the MYOB website on 4 May. As automation redefines the roles of accountants and bookkeepers, firms will be better off engaging in who does what.…
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The questions that keep practice owners up at night
Being a small or solo accounting practice owner certainly can be rewarding but it can also be quite lonely at times. As a regular facilitator of a “Profitable Accounting Practice” workshop,…
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Deadline looms for employers with 20 or more employees to be ready for Single Tax Payroll
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2018 International Women’s Day Message – It’s Quality, Not Quantity!
I was born in 1971. My Mum and Dad were both 20. My Dad was a meat slicer at the local abattoirs and my Mum worked at The Wales Bank…
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How to fall in love with your practice again
How to fall in love with your practice again It’s Valentine’s Day today and I thought I would share a few tips for those of you who may have fallen…
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