Have you decided to convert from QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Desktop to a hosted QuickBooks solution? It’s a smart move, and it’s easy to do with the right QuickBooks hosting provider. Working on the cloud has become business-as-usual due to the pandemic, and you’re likely familiar with the many benefits that the cloud can bring to your business. Reduced IT costs, greater productivity, easy collaboration, and added security are just a few.

Have you decided that QuickBooks Online is no longer the right fit for you or your clients’ business needs? Converting QuickBooks Online to Desktop is a decision that you likely didn’t come to overnight or lightly. There is a lot that goes into any technology migration, and just thinking about all the steps and unknowns of switching tools may be enough to make you reconsider. But should you have to sacrifice the software your business, accounting firm, or clients need because of all the potential issues of converting QuickBooks Online to the QuickBooks Desktop version of your choice? That’s easy. The answer, of course, is no. 

At the end of 2019, nobody could have predicted the events that 2020 would bring. From our personal lives (toilet paper hoarding, anyone?) to dramatic changes in how businesses run, it will be a year for the history books. One thing is certain, the accounting world is at an inflection point.

Yep, you read that right: tax season is around the corner yet again. It’s always a hectic time of year, and perhaps even more so during these unprecedented times. But fear not — we’re here to keep you grounded and stress-free (or at least less stressed) during this upcoming tax season. Bookmark this blog if you’re a CPA or other accounting professional gearing up for a fast and furious sprint. We’ve included tips and tricks to get you to the finish line. Let’s start now to get ahead and stay ahead over the next couple months.

So your firm is offering digital accounting and bookkeeping services — congrats! You’ve embraced digital transformation, invested in new cloud-based technology, and set up your practice for future success. But are people aware of how much you have on offer?

Back in March, businesses made a dash to the cloud as offices shut down and the scramble began to find the best way to support a newly remote workforce. Companies have found solutions to maintain productivity and access to their critical tools, such as their QuickBooks software.

But here’s the question. Can your business support remote employees long-term, providing an office-like user experience while meeting high security standards?