Episode 375
We're celebrating surpassing 10,000 YouTube subscribers! Thank you! Blake and David look into H&R Block's new reality show about teaching people life skills like doing their taxes. They also talk about workflow automation challenges for accounting firms, how the IRS is contacting wealthy non-filers, and the Trump Organization CFO pleading guilty to perjury. They also break down the SEC's extensive new climate disclosure rules and the job opportunities this could create for accountants.
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Show Notes
2024 Report: The State of Accounting Workflow Automation
https://financial-cents.com/resources/articles/2024-report-state-of-accounting-workflow-automation/
Gartner Survey Shows That a Third of Accountants Make Several Financial Errors Per Week due to Capacity Constraints
The U.S. is short 340,000 accountants-just look at the wave of earnings report mistakes
https://fortune.com/2024/03/01/accounting-shortage-earnings-report-mistakes/
Intuit, H&R Block tax AIs critiqued on accuracy
SC accounting error gets renewed focus over $1.8B sitting in state bank account
https://www.southcarolinapublicradio.org/sc-news/2024-03-05/legis-treasurermoney
Ex-Trump Org CFO Pleads Guilty to Perjury in Fraud Case
H&R Block to Release Short Format Comedy Streaming Series, “Responsibility Island”
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