Are you tired of working long hours in your CPA practice and feeling overwhelmed? Do you struggle to find reliable help and wish for a better work-life balance? Does a lot of your time and energy go toward training and retaining your team? You are not alone. The talent shortage is a real thing in the U.S., and studies indicate that it is not going to get any better any time soon. 

Join us for a special live online training by Charles McKissick of Unison Globus. In this training, you will learn the secrets of how the most successful firms are utilizing outsourcing strategies to overcome task overwhelm, reduce production costs, and fast forward internal processes. Discover the safe and secure way to outsource while protecting sensitive data and gaining client confidence. Don't miss this opportunity to reduce the number of hours you work, increase the net profit of your accounting firm, and take your practice to new heights. 

Outsourcing has been a game changer for my CPA firm. It has allowed us to significantly cut our labor costs while scaling the practice. —Salim Omar, President, Straight Talk, CPAs 

Learning Objectives: 

• Identify how successful firms are leveraging outsourcing to break free from task overwhelm and achieve a better work-life balance


• Summarize the benefits of outsourcing in terms of cost reduction, improved productivity, and increased efficiency


• Describe practical techniques to cut production costs in half by avoiding expenses related to payroll taxes, vacations, sick time, benefits, and physical resources


• State how outsourcing can significantly impact your bottom line and increase profitability


• List the biggest mistakes that firms make when outsourcing


• Recall valuable insights and strategies to streamline your operations, enhance client service, and attract high-value clients


• Organize a resilient and sustainable CPA firm by harnessing the power of outsourcing

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