The latest technologies have enabled us to do a lot of things that seemed impossible decades ago: self-driving cars, smartphones, and even artificial intelligence. Today, all of these are within our grasps, and for aspiring accounting firm owners, starting an accounting business can now be done at the comfort of your own home. Curious about how you can get this done? Here’s a short guide on how to start a home-based accounting business:

Doing a financial audit means looking into the financial net worth of your company. This practice primarily involves checking business accounting records, internal control policies and other major business financial concerns.

  Is your business ripe for the next business phase? An affirmative answer means your business is doing quite well. Most probably, you and your virtual chief financial officer (CFO) are putting in a lot of work not only in your actual business operations but also in your business finances. However, if you’re not well on your way yet, perhaps you need professional advisory services to improve your business management and accounting initiatives.

During a crisis, having good dynamics between boards of directors and management teams is important for an organization to be able to recover successfully.

Remote work is now the new norm after the pandemic outbreak. Now more than ever, managers and team leaders are actively promoting teamwork at home for better engagement and productivity for their groups.

Growing your accounting practice can be a challenging endeavor. When you decide to scale your firm's practice, unforeseen challenges may crop up that may prove to be costly for your firm. For this reason, taking a proactive stance towards your accounting firm’s growth is crucial to guarantee your future success.