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Moving Accounting to the Cloud

SWIZZNET ONLINE ACCOUNTING Moving Accounting to the Cloud 377,000 CPAS in the US today 75% will retire or be near retirement in 2018. source: AICPA Businesses and CPAS need cloud-based accounting tools to combat shrinking experienced labor pool and increasing workloads In 2013, 23% of accountants and 14% of SME owners are using the cloud. Source: CCH Group By 2016, 50% of all accountants and SMES will be using cloud based accounting methods. Source: International Data Association By 2016, most new IT spending will be for cloud and cloud applications, with half of all enterprises using cloud technologies by 2017. source: Gartner Group Reasons for moving to the cloud: Anytime/anywhere easy access to your financial data Increased security Better employee oversight and monitoring Increased visibility equals improved company performance IT savings: · Everyone uses the same version continuously updated software • Automatic secure backups and regulatory compliance Cost savings and profit boosts for CPAS: Serve clients faster and smarter, anywhere in real time Mobile access to financial data via tablets & smartphones New revenue from value-add services Reduced costs for offsite storage and backups Reduced capital expenses for servers, tape drives, etc. IIIII Source: Swizznet ROI Calculator Swizznet is the premier QuickBooks® hosting and online accounting solution provider. To learn how you can leverage the cloud, call 1-888-794-9948 SWIZZNET ONLINE ACCOUNTING

Moving Accounting to the Cloud

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With 75% of current CPAs retiring in the next 5 years, business owners need a way to add efficiency and scope to their accounting solutions. Cloud-based accounting allows better use of dwindling talen...

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