r/AskAccounting

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Accountant building a firm from scratch — struggling to get my first clients. What actually worked for you?

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u/[deleted] — 10 days ago
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Recommendation on accounting software

As individual business owner, which accounting software is best to use? Which is cost effective and keep data as per UAE rules. Since E invoicing is coming very soon, what’s the good solution?

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u/Effective-Drive-605 — 11 days ago
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How are you getting leads these days?

For those of you running your own accounting firms or working independently — how are you getting new clients these days? 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

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u/yuvalbenyair — 10 days ago

How do you book a business expense that was paid on a personal card?

Every now and then I accidentally put a business expense on my personal card. I usually just reimburse myself from the business account and keep the receipt, but I’m not really sure if that’s the best way to record it.

If you do bookkeeping for an LLC, how do you handle these? Owner reimbursement, due to owner, something else, also curious if it changes anything when it happens a few times a month instead of once in a while.

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u/ValiantlyManiacal — 12 days ago
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How to find a CPA

Reddit can be a good place to ask a question to CPAs in r/AskCPA.

But if you need someone to actually handle your situation, you need to find an actual CPA.

Some of the best ways to find one is to ask your neighbors or co-worker. However, your situation may be different. You might be in a different industry or need a specific CPA specializing in whatever you need.

A second option you should consider to find a CPA near you is by searching FindCPA.

FindCPA is a platform that allows you to filter by zip code, or services that you need, and find someone easily. No sign up needed.

FindCPA has over 16,000+ CPAs in their portal and is one of the best ways to find a licensed accountant or tax professional who are actually licensed.

You can also submit a free concierge form and they’ll match you with a single CPA best fit to serve your needs.

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u/themoneycruncher — 10 days ago