The Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has shifted most businesses to work from home or telecommuting. The pandemic has created an environment where businesses, regardless of size, rely greatly on the internet and other tools that will help them continue their processes. Here are the tools you can use to continue your business processes and communications:

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic exponentially spreads, work from home arrangements are quickly made to ensure the workforce’s safety and protection. Business owners are also navigating around the situation to mitigate the risks associated with it.

Intuit projected that by 2020, 78% of small businesses will already be on the cloud. With this revolution, accountants’ roles are also evolving. Tasks are turned over with minimal human intervention, and time spent in doing manual bookkeeping is lessened as well. 

With the wave of innovation rushing through the years, the finance and accounting (F&A) industry witnessed the evolution towards a more streamlined and cost-effective process for businesses. However, even with these drastic changes onboard, one thing has remained constant: our continual consumption of paper in our transactions. 

In the past decade, disruptions in the accounting industry have become the norm, thanks to ever evolving financial technology trends. In this article, we look at fintech trends in 2019 that are expected to shape the finance and accounting industry in the next five years.

Cloud-based apps and accounting software has been growing in prominence among Australian small and medium enterprises (SMEs). If you’re looking for a cloud-based accounting software for your business, you’ll be joining one-thirds of the 2.23 million SMEs that have decided to shift to this technology.