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Is Achieving Work-Life Balance Possible?

What does work-life balance really mean? On the surface, it seems like your life will be balanced if you’re able to allot similar amounts of time — and more importantly, energy — to all aspects of your life. It’s important to note that every individual is different: One person may feel as though they are …
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Are You Using the Right Social Media For Your Business?

There are so many social media platforms out there that it’s hard to keep track of them all, let alone establish a presence on each one. On top of that, new social media is always cropping up — so, how do you know which platform is right for you and your business? Firstly, you need …
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MSATP’s Favorite Podcasts

A podcast is an audio show that you can listen to online — it’s basically like on-demand radio on the Internet. There are thousands of podcasts out there about various subjects, some of which include business, celebrities, professional development, news and politics, and more. They’re easily accessible both on mobile devices, and on computers (check …
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9 Tips to Help You Protect Your Practice From Cybercrime

It only takes one employee to jeopardize your company’s cybersecurity. In news release IR-2018-170, the IRS has advised tax professionals to increase their security measures due to a 30% increase in reports of data thefts from last year. Below are some tips from the IRS and its Security Summit to help you protect your practice …
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#TechTips: My Hero, Xero

By Jonathan Rivlin for MSATP In November of 2016, with the launch of my new practice, we made the decision to support a new accounting platform, Xero. I’ve been a CPA for 20 years and I’ve worked in the industry since I was 16. For me to say that I don’t support or use QuickBooks …
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Why Is America Struggling With Financial Literacy?

According to PEW, the U.S. household debt has reached $13.2 trillion in the first quarter of 2018, which is higher than what it was during the 2008 financial crisis. Additionally, student loan debt has reached a record high of $1.5 trillion in the first quarter of 2018. Does America’s increasing debt have something to do …
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