Top 10 Ways to Get Cash for your Tax Department Projects!
This blog post is also available in a recent ACT Newsletter…but, I thought I’d share here in case our readers don’t all subscribe to the ACT Newsletter.
I wasn’t able to attend the recent Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Global User Conference at the Fontainebleau in Miami. However I did get to see some hilarious (or completely sad, but true) things our kids might be saying about an illustrious career in tax in a video they rolled out during their opening session. If you missed it, check it out here. It just serves to prove the point that unless tax professionals can get and maintain qualified staff, improve processes and leverage technology, they may continue to “have a life” similar to the one these kids are describing.
read more6 Steps to a Successful SWOT Analysis
To conduct a SWOT analysis, here are six simple steps you will want to go through with your tax department and/or with Finance and IT as needed (and depending upon the process or issue you are tackling):
1. Explain the process – Time is of the essence in tax, so make sure participants know why they are there and what the expected outcomes are.
read more6 Steps to Plan Your Attack!
The Association for Computers and Taxation (ACT) presents an informative webinar on SWOT for Tax – Six Steps to Plan Your Attack! Sponsored and hosted by Red Moon Solutions.
“Instead of worrying about the future, let us labor to create it.” Hubert Humphrey
What in the world is a SWOT Analysis? For those of you who took Marketing 101, and/or were crazy enough to get your MBA (like me), you may have had some exposure (if not a lot), doing SWOT analysis to do strategic planning for a new business venture and/or to analyze a company’s position in the marketplace. For those of you busy tax professionals that have never had to do one of these, I would contend that they can be a pretty quick, easy and useful tool to analyze a current tax project, tax process and/or new regulatory requirement you know you may need to get ahead of such as UTP, IFRS or some other. So, SWOT for tax could be something you want to try out!
read moreIs Twitter for the Corporate Tax Pro?
Recently, someone told me that a corporate tax software vendor said they aren’t active on Twitter because “their people” aren’t on Twitter. By “their people”, I am assuming they meant corporate tax professionals. While I agree that a lot of the clients we work with are not actively using Twitter today, it did prompt me to think about why that is and how a corporate tax professional might benefit from actively being involved on Twitter.
read moreTwitter for Tax Pros: Free eBook Download
Twitter has quickly become one of the largest communication platforms used by businesses and individuals worldwide. From traditional brick-and-mortar companies to big name brands, people are finding great value in Twitter’s ability to connect them with the businesses they know and trust.
read moreRed Moon Solutions Re-Launches Tax Blog
Red Moon Solutions, a leading provider of specialty tax software solutions, announces the re-launch of their popular tax blog: Intaxication – Tax Buzz with a Twist. The blog will include many fresh ideas from CEO Jim Shedivy, as well as other tax industry expert guest bloggers.
Sarasota, FL, September 1-, 2010 – Red Moon Solutions, a leading provider of specialty tax software solutions, is excited to announce the re-launch of their popular tax blog: Intaxication – Tax Buzz with a Twist. The blog will include many fresh ideas from CEO Jim Shedivy, as well as other industry expert guest bloggers. Intaxication – Tax Buzz with a Twist is a humorous and content-rich blog that will feature a broader range of topics to address tax and business issues while also offering thought-provoking commentary on the latest happenings in the tax industry.
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