Technology
IN FIRM View On Incidence Response
Column: Technology IN Practice
Roman Kepczyk
CPA, CITP, CGMA
roman@cpapracticeadvisor.comRoman H. Kepczyk, CPA, CGMA, CITP, is Director of Firm Technology Strategy for Rightworks and works exclusively with accounting firms to optimize their internal production processes within their tax, audit, client services and administrative areas. Roman has been named a most recommended consultant for 17 years, has been in the AT Top 100 for 18 years, and has been named a CPAPA Top Thought Leader from 2011 to 2023.
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IN-FIRM Security Tips
Column: Technology IN Practice
Technology
IN FIRM: View Of AICPA 2007 Top Technologies
Column: Technology in Practice
Technology
2007 CES Highlights with an IN FIRM Impact
Column: Technology in Practice
Technology
In Firm: Your Strategic Technology Plan
Column: Technology IN Practice
IN FIRM: Optimizing Today’s Time & Billing
Column: Technology IN Practice
Technology
Transition To Digital Tax
Tax processing is the lifeblood service for many tax and accounting firms, and the profession has seen the significant impact that technology has had on productivity as firms evolved from manual procedures towards digital automation.
Technology
Technology IN Practice
This issue focuses on auditing technology, and while much emphasis has been placed on selecting the best applications and utilizing them effectively, there are a number of tools that auditors can use to further optimize their practice.
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Technology in Practice
Managing the information technology function within an accounting firm often
causes frustration within the owner group as they seldom understand the intricacies
of IT and often view the function as an expense, rather than a strategic investment
in their firm’s profitability.
Technology In Practice
By now, firms have closed the books on the 2005 tax season, which naturally means it’s time to tune up our tax departments for 2006 by implementing evolutionary practices that made this last year more successful for the leading firms.