u/According-Artist-371

Poor record-keeping? Weird beard? Really, it could be anything. Tell me anything!

I'm hearing mixed signals. Some blame the economy, others blame AI. Lack of talent?

Let me know.

I'm seeing lots of reports and social media posts of "AI is replacing [X]."

I know it is having a big impact in some industries/sectors, but how about in the world of accounting?

(OP Note: I'm not at all trying to argue AI should replace people; genuinely curious if tax/accounting pros are being affected by AI).

Think: client communication, document collectiong, file sharing, social media posting.

What could you automate and save tons of hours on?

What's the main thing clients seem to always get wrong about you as a professional?

I feel that the answer is obvious, but I've heard mix opinions. Let me know yours.

What's the main thing clients seem to always get wrong about you as a professional?

A question not many tax and accounting pros might consider. Would love to hear your thoughts.