Episode 362
Blake and David discuss Intuit's announcement that QuickBooks Desktop will no longer be sold as new subscriptions after July 2024. They also talk about the need for changes in the accounting profession, such as simplifying financial reporting requirements and revising the 150-hour rule. In other news, they cover sanctions against China-based accounting firms, incorrect IRC claims by businesses, and the Adidas-Kanye West fallout. They also explore how AI can help explain complex concepts to clients clearly and accurately.
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Show Notes
Twitter: Any good plain-English way to explain basis?
https://x.com/wtfoote/status/1725193933410668755?s=12
61% of Finance Execs Not Using AI Yet: Weekly Stat | CFO
https://www.cfo.com/news/artificial-intelligence-implementation-adoption-gartner-survey/699082/
The Yeezy standard for accounting | Financial Times
https://www.ft.com/content/8b094370-f7e7-492b-b56d-6c0096be7784
BST & Co. Got Sick of Hounding Rudy Giuliani to Pay His Bill So Now They’re Suing Him
PCAOB sanctions three Chinese firms, including PwC affiliates
https://www.accountingtoday.com/news/pcaob-sanctions-three-chinese-firms-including-pwc-affiliates
The Accounting Profession Is in Crisis
https://www.cpajournal.com/2023/12/01/the-accounting-profession-is-in-crisis/
BREAKING NEWS: QuickBooks Desktop Product Changes
What Can the Profession Do?
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