Blog for CPAs

IRS New Authentication Option

IRS New Authentication Option

As you may or may not be aware, the IRS received heavy backlash regarding the use of facial recognition as a verification tool for creating an IRS Online Account.  Understandably, privacy concerns arose as a result of requiring taxpayers to submit a form of government...

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Leadership Series – Excelling In Your Zone Of Genius

Leadership Series – Excelling In Your Zone Of Genius

We’ve all heard the term “Zone of Genius”, but when it comes to leadership, it’s important to understand why your zone of genius matters and why it’s also important to spot it in those you lead as well. In the book The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks, he explains that there...

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Leadership Series – Generating Appreciation

Leadership Series – Generating Appreciation

Let’s face it - good leadership doesn’t just happen.  It’s a skill that is developed and honed.  One of the most important leadership skills that is often lacking, especially in corporate environments, is the skill of generating and showing appreciation. Appreciation...

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Leadership Series – Practicing Integrity

Leadership Series – Practicing Integrity

There’s a reason why integrity remains one of the most important leadership traits - people want to work for those who are ethical.  Most of us want to be led by individuals who treat others fairly and who do what’s best for the business, but also what’s best for the...

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Leadership Series – Eliminating Gossip

Leadership Series – Eliminating Gossip

One of the surefire ways to damage your reputation as a leader, or damage the success of your company, is to not get a handle on gossip.  As a leader, you are responsible for developing healthy relationships with your direct reports, your colleagues, and your clients,...

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Leadership Series – Speaking Candidly

Leadership Series – Speaking Candidly

If you’ve ever had an awkward or uncomfortable conversation with someone, it might be due to the fact that your message was missing candor.  In other words, you were lacking the ability to speak plainly, with respect of course, but also not holding back. The ability...

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