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“Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot.” Charlie Chaplin Charlie Chaplin’s words address life in general, but they describe the work of an accountant perfectly. For

What happens when your offshore team starts thinking faster than your in-house one? AI and automation are changing the way accounting firms are leveraging offshoring. What used to be a cost-driven model is

The quality of offshore accountants you’re looking for determines the amount of effort you’ll put into the hiring process. Offshore destinations, like India, the Philippines, and Eastern Europe, are brimming with accounting talent

“The perception is that accountants just work so hard — tied to their desks, 80 to 100 hours a week. But that’s outdated. It doesn’t have to be that way anymore.” — Randy Crabtree, Co

Global companies underestimate the difficulty of navigating the Indian compliance environment. That is why many of them encounter severe problems, such as the payment of huge fines, the cancellation of GST certificates, and criminal liability

Firm owners are constantly at war – war with capacity challenges, with growth, and most importantly, their ability to build the firm of their dreams. On one hand, clients expect timely, accurate work; on the other

​​Inaccurate financial records and unscalable accounting processes have this effect: they undermine the credibility of the enterprise finance function. While inaccurate data erodes trust with leadership, regulators, and investors, unscalable processes collapse under pressure, leading

“Offshore” in accounting has been a buzzword for many years. While many firms sought offshoring support to reduce costs, others made use of such teams only for simple tasks like data entry. Times have changed

Tax season burnout is not a time problem. It’s a capacity problem. It’s this perspective that helps you see the opportunities to make the next tax season easier and more relaxing for your