Accounting

I'm Brandon Poe, and this is the Accountant's Flight Plan podcast, where you can enjoy engaging conversations about mergers and acquisitions and accounting practice management.

Listen in on strategies to build a more fun and valuable

accounting firm.

Welcome to the Accountant's Flight Plan podcast.

I'm back again with Maury Brown, who's our regional market leader in California.

And I feel like, you know, they tend to be even a little bit more concerned about that than, say, you know, professionals in other sectors or business owners in other sectors.

There does seem to be kind of a long term integrity component that I think is important.

is very important to most owners of CPAs and accounting practices.

I went straight into articles from Matric and I studied through UNISA.

I did the BCOMT, which is other universities, Bachelor of Accounts.

I think that took four and a half years to do it part-time.

That's awesome.

I try to be general because it'll be easier for me to help make it happen if it is general.

If you ask, hey, can I be there for a murder with Jane from Accounting, the stranger, and also... uh uh uh edgar uh but uh uh i'm sorry edward um but like in like a not spider say like you're getting too far that's so many things that have to be true to make that happen

i mean a a real answer what i what i want from this season which is something that this podcast has always delivered on for me uh is I want the last thing I expect, you know, I want, I want surprise.

I want, and I'm always, I always am.

Welcome back to the Accounting Edit Podcast.

I'm Leah McCool with Orca Accounting.

And I'm Aminder Mann with Sequoia CPA.

Thank you for joining us for another episode.

And we have loved having you here.

We'll see you next time.

You've been listening to The Accounting Edit, a podcast by Aminder Mann of Sequoia CPA and Liam McCool of Orca Accounting.

And if you're enjoying the show, don't forget to follow us so you don't miss an episode.

I'm Brandon Poe, and this is the Accountant's Flight Plan podcast, where you can enjoy engaging conversations about mergers and acquisitions and accounting practice management.

Listen in on strategies to build a more fun and valuable

accounting firm.

Welcome to the Accountant's Flight Plan podcast.

I have a very special guest today.

There's obviously a lot.

There's a lot of things that are changing in our industry right now.

AI and just it's the talent shortage and all kinds of things that are making it interesting to run an accounting firm right now.

The future is really going to be about humans and machines collaborating and working together to get to the desired outcome.

This is Reality in Accounting, a series on the Accounting Voices channel where a group of select leaders in the accounting profession answer the same five AI-related questions about what's going on in this crazy world.

My special guest today is Matt DiPrisco from IMA.

Mike, welcome.

Thanks, Rob.

Mike DiPersico, IMA's president and CEO.

IMA is the Institute of Management Accounting.

We're a 106-year-old professional association founded in the U.S. but operate globally.

The second thing they might suggest is reorganizing the way you report your metrics.

So you might have, if your accounts were set up 20, 30 years ago, um, Accounting has moved on a little bit, not a lot, but a little bit.

And so when a buyer comes in to look at your business, they sort of expect to see financial statements that make sense to them.

So in bigger businesses, we use like Gap and a few other standardized ways of reporting businesses.

Welcome back to the Accounting Edit Podcast.

I'm Leah McCool with Orca Accounting.

And I'm Aminder Mann with Sequoia CPA.

Today, we have an episode for you that is called separating business and personal finances.

So we hope you enjoyed listening.

See you next time.

You've been listening to The Accounting Edit, a podcast by Aminder Maan of Sequoia CPA and Leah McCool of Orca Accounting.

And if you're enjoying the show, don't forget to follow us so you don't miss an episode.