I recently read an article on http://accountingtoday.com about the best tax “Tweeters” and decided to re-post it. As a new user of social media, I take inspiration from the best aspects of all of these extremely bright accounting professionals. I logged into my Twitter and quickly followed these ten accounts so that I can learn from them or even retweet them at times. I’m realizing that there is a lot to learn on social media. People from the accounting industry share some great insights and it is fun to see what other people, who I probably will never meet in person, have to say on a regular basis.

@KSTaxlady

Julie Dailey, EA
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Richard L Klein – CPA PC: The Long Island Accounting Blog

As a CPA firm, it can sometimes be difficult to find the right things to say and/or write because lets face it, the accounting industry is not built upon sharable content. It is a rigid industry with strict standards and not much room for variation. As the internet age continues to develop however, more and more firms are realizing that content marketing is here to stay. So as I write on my blog, I think to myself what it really is that I want to say…and what do people actually want to hear. It’s a natural question that leads to the obvious, yet seemingly inconclusive answer: The topics I cover and the content on my site should be exactly what my clients have to say, or questions they have.
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Don’t Worry, Be Happy.

Watch Your Mouth!

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I’m writing this piece in my CPA Blog for all the current and soon to be accounting and business graduates out there. Luckily, if you at least tried a tad in college, there is a job for you out there. The accounting field oversees the entire business world, ultimately keeping everything on a level playing field (speaking ethically of course) while maintaining a desired job market. You will go out into the world, perhaps New York City, perhaps Europe, but anywhere you go, the work will be extremely different from your school curriculum. You learned a broad range of accounting work, and as we all know, realistically most of it you never use. Who really uses calculus anyway? A wise man once told me “you learn things to learn how to learn”.
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