3 accounting industry trends you need to watch
We’ve all heard the industry is on the move and there is fear in the air of an accounting automation apocalypse coming for your job. Yeah, not any time soon. There is however a range of more immediate changes that likely will affect you. The…
How to grow your advisory business
Growing an advisory business can be hard work, no doubt. There are no true shortcuts to this, yet at the same time there are measurable and incremental ways you can start this growth in earnest. So what are a few of the low hanging fruits…
Treading lightly – how to manage difficult clients
Managing a difficult client is a process that brings a bit of pain but can ultimately reward you with repeat business, word of mouth expansion, a profitable client and a set of tools you can use for future difficult clients. On the flip side, extremely…
3 ways to grow your bookkeeping practice in 2019
It is easy to let your bookkeeping practice simmer rather than boil. Any business, regardless of the industry, can easily stagnate and while we are not talking about failure, we are not talking about an upward trajectory. Should you wish to push your practice into…
Moving your clients from excel to software
Excel has had its day. A wonderful and powerful tool to those who unlocked its dark and mysterious powers. An unholy source of frustration to those who hadn’t. Never the less, when it comes to accounting and business running, it seriously needs to be ditched…
Meet Reckon’s Partner of the year…
Meet our well deserving Reckon Accredited Partner of the year! Michelle Platell dishes on what it’s like to work with Reckon.
Featured Partner | Who is Cosgrave Soutter?
Cosgrave Soutter is a mid sized Canberra Chartered Accounting firm with operations overseen by 3 directors – Marcus Cosgrave, Chris Soutter and Kelli Lawton. Â Established in 2001, this firm has grown to become a well-known practice offering accounting, taxation and business advisory services to the…
Becoming a Reckon Partner with Odile Mignot
Life is about trying and enjoying every experience. My glass is always half full. I started my business when I lost my job. As a single migrant mother of three children and no family support, losing your only income source can be quite challenging. I…