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The FTC Already Wrote Your Firm's Password Rules — Most Firms Fail Them
Your firm probably has a password policy. It may be a sticky note, a shared spreadsheet, or a verbal rule that the front desk login is “the same as...
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Your firm probably has a password policy. It may be a sticky note, a shared spreadsheet, or a verbal rule that the front desk login is “the same as...
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QuickBooks Desktop end-of-life is a rolling schedule that all firms should be aware of. Intuit retires each Desktop version after about three years,...
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Most CPAs think of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) as a banking law. For a firm that prepares tax returns, it is also a data security law.
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Every firm that runs UltraTax CS has to decide where the software lives, and the choice affects busy-season performance, your IT workload, and how...
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Your professional liability renewal is coming. Somewhere between the revenue figures and the claims history may be a question you have not answered:...
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If you run a small CPA firm, the FTC has already told you how it expects your staff to sign in. The guidance is short, in plain language, and aligns...
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Most CPA firms in this size range didn't design their tech stack. They accumulated it. A partner picked practice management software in 2018....
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The IRS Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) issued Alert 2026-19 on June 24, 2026. Titled "Introductory Guidelines for Responsible AI Use in...
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Accounting firms run their entire practice through Microsoft 365. Client tax files are in SharePoint. Engagement letters and signed returns move...
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On July 24 Microsoft switched on OpenAI-operated models for every user in eligible commercial Microsoft 365 tenants. If nobody in your firm has...