As the industry continues to adapt to challenges in the wake of the pandemic, some accounting firms feel as though they're "falling behind" the technology curve. As such, the need to look for ways to keep up with their competitors and remain relevant to clients and staff is top of mind for many firms. Investing in new technology and enhancing existing technology supports a firms overall business, allowing them to streamline processes, increase productivity and ultimately, to better serve their clients. In this 1-hour seminar, technology leaders from Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting discuss the technology developments to look out for next year and beyond, including:
- The industries first client collaboration platform for firms and their clients to manage all tax workflows, regardless if they have an individual return, a business return or both.
- The latest release of CCH Axcess iQ, now offering insights into which clients were affected by both federal and state legislative changes, enabling firms to provide proactive higher-value advisory services.
- Enhancements to our workflow solutions helping firms increase capacity and create room for growth.
- State-of-the-art audit tools that streamline your audits to save time, improve audit quality and ensure compliance with standards, including for Quality Management.
Make technology infrastructure a part of your 2023 strategic planning.
