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Security: Secure your things in a blink

Can you recommend a good, low-cost (under a few hundred dollars), wireless security camera system that automatically records and notifies you when motion is detected?

Excel: Keyboarding for speed

With speed in mind, here are a few of my favorite Excel keyboard commands. How many do you already know?

Excel: The right format is the wrong format

I can’t figure out why the decimals and commas in my Excel-based cash flow statement (using the “Accounting Format”) don’t line up properly. What’s going on?

Expanding your app-titude

A monthly look at apps and websites that can make the CPA’s job and life better. This month: Trello, Wrike, and Slack.

PowerPoint: Advice for sabotaging your slideshow

It seems some people love to sabotage their own PowerPoint presentations. To help those folks out, here are my top suggestions for ensuring that your next PowerPoint slideshow is a complete disaster.

Tech Q&A updates

Three updates on recent Technology Q&A items.

CPAs contend with tax ID theft

A majority of CPAs surveyed say this scourge affects their practices and is often difficult to resolve.

Expanding your app-titude

Protect your data with TunnelBear VPN … Easy Group opens the door to more efficient texting

Powerpoint: Explode your list into slides

Q. Sometimes I create a bulleted list in PowerPoint and later decide I want to convert each bulleted list item into separate PowerPoint slides. Is this possible?

Controlling your data

CPA firms can be a treasure-trove of information for cybercriminals. Here are tips on how to protect your firm.

Four-thought: Good ideas

From J. Carlton Collins, CPA: Presented below are four ideas I hope you will embrace.

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Building a better CPA firm: Stepping up service offerings

A key step in business model modernization is determining how to implement services that satisfy clients and employees.