As noted in the previous article with the initial survey results, «34 %
of accounting professionals expect to increase their fixed fee billing in the next 3 years and it is higher among Certified ProAdvisors.»
However, 34 %
of accounting professionals expect to increase their fixed fee billing in the next 3 years and it is higher among Certified ProAdvisors.
Not exact matches
According to a recent survey by Robert Half Accountemps, companies can
expect to pay an average
of just 2 % more in salaries for
accounting and financial
professionals during 1996.
According to the U.S. Bureau
of Labor Statistics, the job outlook for
accounting professionals looks promising as the number
of accounting jobs available is
expected to increase by 11 % by 2024, which is faster than the average.
Giving students the chance to access and manage their own digital
accounts gives them a taste
of what will be
expected of them in the
professional world, and it gives them a grounding in basic email etiquette.
Projecting out three to five years, 50 %
of Millennial advisers think a
professional managed strategy will be key, 34 %
expect to lean on bond mutual funds, 12 % look to bond separately managed
accounts, and 6 % are planning on laddered bond portfolios.
Almost 70 %
of small businesses are
expected to move their
accounting processes to the cloud by 2020 and
accounting professionals must be ready to serve them by learning and implementing this technology in their practices.
Anybody can sign up for a free
account, but, as a lawyer, you are typically
expected to sign up for a
professional version
of «OneDrive for Business.»
Two - thirds (66 %)
of banking and financial
professionals expect business activity to increase and almost as many (60 %)
accounting and finance
professionals say there is a moderate to extreme skills shortage in their function.
Almost two - thirds (60 %)
of accounting and finance
professionals say there is a moderate to extreme skills shortage in their function, and more than half
expect business activity to increase in 2016.
First, when applying for a job in academia, you're
expected to provide an exhaustive
account of your previous
professional experiences.
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