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Attention, Soon-to-be-Accountants: Governments Need You

CPA Practice

Professional association leaders warn that accounting staff shortages are popping up nationwide, impairing financial reporting at the same time that Congress has been pushing for more transparency in financial data , which will require even more staff work. So what’s changed in the supply chain for governmental accountants?

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Business Budgeting Software Guide: Budgeting Software for Small to Enterprise Business

Snyder

By definition, it’s an estimation of future business incomes and expenses based on the evaluation of the business finances over a certain past period. Static budget – the most basic type of budget that takes into account only fixed expenses – the ones that don’t depend on production or sales volumes. What is a business budget?

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Top Pension Funds Saw Largest Fall in Assets in 20 Years

CPA Practice

In 2022, sovereign and public sector pension funds accounted for 152 funds in the top 300, representing 70.9% Sovereign pension funds accounted for $6.2 trillion in assets, while sovereign wealth funds totaled $11.6 Sovereign wealth funds’ assets grew by 13.9% The top 20 funds accounted for 41.5%

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Tipalti Adds Solution for Canadian Businesses

CPA Practice

Building on its successful expansions in the UK (2022) and Europe (2023), this launch furthers Tipaltis commitment to supporting high-growth businesses worldwide. With demand for efficient and streamlined financial processes rising, Tipaltis automated accounts payable and global payables solutions address these critical pain points.

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Friday Footnotes: The Number of Professionals at Each of the Biggest Firms; PwC Uses Big Words; AI, AI, AI | 6.28.24

Going Concern

Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans and published every Friday at 5pm Eastern. Comments are closed on Friday Footnotes and the Monday Morning Accounting News Brief by default. Talent Attn: Accounting employers. So you’re gonna have to read it, sorry.

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Friday Footnotes: Accounting Firms Aren’t Jumping Into AI; How Bench Went Bust; No PE Tax Hike | 2.21.25

Going Concern

Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans and published every Friday at 5pm Eastern. Comments are closed on Friday Footnotes and the Monday Morning Accounting News Brief by default. In a final push to improve its business, Bench turned to techs favorite new go-to: AI.