Category: CPA Practice Advisor

Updated Podcast Episode Listing (10/25/2025)

Podcast Episode Tracking

Here’s a table which lists the podcast episodes for the last couple of years.  This links to the YouTube page, not to the CPAPA page, which is at cpate.ch/atl.  I hope you enjoy.

# Episode
ATL233 ATL233:
2025 CPAPA Tech Innovation Award Nominees (2/2)
ATL232 ATL232:
2025 CPAPA Tech Innovation Award Nominees (1/2)
ATL231 ATL231:
Mary Delaney, CEO, Karbon (Part 2/2) – AI
ATL230 ATL230:
Mary Delaney, CEO, Karbon (Part 1/2) – Industry, Tech
ATL229 ATL229:
Audit Sight
ATL228 ATL228:
2025 AICPA Blockchain Symposium
ATL227 ATL227:
What is Advisory?
ATL226 ATL226:
Audit Automation Solutions
ATL225 ATL225:
Zoho – SMX and Balance
ATL224 ATL224:
Agentic AI Developments, Summer 2025
ATL223 ATL223:
BlueJ
ATL222 ATL222:
Ricoh 2500
ATL221 ATL221:
AI Regulation Update
ATL220 ATL220:
Small Business Accounting Innovations 1H 2025
ATL219 ATL219:
AI Tax Developments 1H 2025
ATL218 ATL218:
AI Auditing Innovations 1H 2025
ATL217 ATL217:
Talent Shortage
ATL216 ATL216:
Scaling New Heights 2025 – AI Observations
ATL215 ATL215:
Scaling New Heights Show Floor
ATL214 ATL214:
Scaling New Heights 2025 Overview
ATL213 ATL213:
Key OBBBA Tax Changes
ATL212 ATL212:
AICPA ENGAGE 2025 Show Floor
ATL211 ATL211:
Accounting Leaders Think Tank Symposium 2025
ATL210 ATL210:
Microsoft Bookings
ATL209 ATL209:
AICPA ENGAGE 2025
ATL208 ATL208:
Microsoft Forms
ATL207 ATL207:
Power Automate
ATL206 ATL206:
CPAPA Readers Choice Awards
ATL205 ATL205:
Excel 40th Anniversary
ATL204 ATL204:
AICPA/CPA.com Startup Accelerator 2025
ATL203 ATL203:
AICPA/CPA.com AI Symposium
ATL202 ATL202:
Elizabeth Beastrom – TR
ATL201 ATL201:
Microsoft 50th Anniversary
ATL200 ATL200:
Safesend
ATL199 ATL199:
Brian Weiner – Family Office Resource Group
ATL198 ATL198:
Family Office Fundamentals
ATL197 ATL197:
CryptoCurrency Reserve
ATL196 ATL196:
End User Tech 1Q 2025
ATL195 ATL195:
Zoho For Firms: Practice, Payroll, Books, and Invoice
ATL194 ATL194:
Zoho’s Platform for Finance and Operations
ATL193 ATL193:
AI in Practice: Zoho One
ATL192 ATL192:
AI in Practice: Acumatica ERP
ATL191 ATL191:
Payroll Solutions
ATL190 ATL190:
CES 2025: Personal Tech
ATL189 ATL189:
CES 2025: ShowStoppers/Pepcom
ATL188 ATL188:
CES 2025: Award Winners
ATL187 ATL187:
Intuit Enterprise Suite
ATL186 ATL186:
Apxium
ATL185 ATL185:
2025 Predictions
ATL184 ATL184:
Intuit QuickBooks Connect
ATL183 ATL183:
homson Reuters Synergy 2024
ATL182 ATL182:
CCH Connections
ATL181 ATL181:
blue J
ATL180 ATL180:
Hubsync
ATL179 ATL179:
Soraban (PBC Tax Product)
ATL178 ATL178:
Tax GPT
ATL177 ATL177:
Liscio
ATL176 ATL176:
Syft Analytics
ATL175 ATL175:
Time Credit
ATL174 ATL174:
AI Privacy Laws and Regulations
ATL173 ATL173:
Software licensing and privacy
ATL172 ATL172:
2024 Tax & Accounting Awards
ATL171 ATL171:
Supervizor
ATL170 ATL170:
Aider
ATL169 ATL169:
Thomson Reuters Edge CoCounsel
ATL168 ATL168:
Wolters Kluwer T&A AnswerConnect
ATL167 ATL167:
ChatGPT and Copilot Prompting
ATL166 ATL166:
CYMA and CYMA Payroll
ATL165 ATL165:
SuiteFiles
ATL164 ATL164:
Canopy
ATL163 ATL163:
BQE Core
ATL162 ATL162:
Knuula and QuickFee
ATL161 ATL161:
CPA Practice Advisor Mashup
ATL160 ATL160:
Quickbooks Price Increases
ATL159 ATL159:
AICPA ENGAGE 2024
ATL158 ATL158:
Laurel
ATL157 ATL157:
Black Ore Tax Autopilot
ATL156 ATL156:
SayAnchor – Tal
ATL155 ATL155:
Artificial IntelligenceGENCY / LLM’s Passing the CPA Exam
ATL154 ATL154:
MakersHub.ai
ATL153 ATL153:
Digilence
ATL152 ATL152:
Datamatics
ATL151 ATL151:
AssurancePrep
ATL150 ATL150:
Aiwyn
ATL149 ATL149:
Rahul Mahna, Outsourced IT, Eisner Advisory
ATL148 ATL148:
CPAPA TLS 2024
ATL147 ATL147:
SOBusiness Intelligence Analytics
ATL146 ATL146:
FedNow
ATL145 ATL145:
Microsoft 365 Plans and Options
ATL144 ATL144:
StanfordTax
ATL143 ATL143:
QuickBooks Desktop Discontinuance
ATL142 ATL142:
Zoho Analyst Day 2024
ATL141 ATL141:
Oracle NetSuite Influencer Event 2024
ATL140 ATL140:
Acumatica Summit 2024
ATL139 ATL139:
CES 2024: Personal Tech
ATL138 ATL138:
CES 2024: Innovation Awards
ATL137 ATL137:
CES 2024: Best Tech for Accountants

Xero to Simplify Accountants Work by Building Out Export Capabilities

Online accounting software publisher Xero announced today that they have created a direct interface to two applications commonly used to work on business tax data – Intuit’s Lacerte Tax and ProSystem fx Engagement. This is the Company’s first foray into exporting data from Xero into U.S. tax and accounting applications, although the local versions of Xero for Australia and New Zealand have already created integrations with acquired products like Spotlight Workpapers which automate work for accounting professionals.

Xero’s US President, Jamie Sutherland, said, “We know our accounting and bookkeeping partners who prepare tax returns are looking to get data from Xero into tax software this tax season. We worked hard to create an easy export from Xero to Lacerte Tax and CCH ProSystem fx Engagement. Accounting and tax professionals will spend less time worrying about getting the data and writing up tax forms and more time advising and guiding clients on tax issues.” “We recognized that ProSystems fx and Lacerte Tax are the major players in the tax space but we’ll be looking at other tax software as their SaaS solutions come to market to make the accounting and tax workflow even more seamless.”

Xero partner and accountant Steve Chaney, CPA, owner of Chaney and Associates, a Roseville, California accounting and consulting firm is excited about the new feature and its immediate impact on his practice this tax season. Chaney said, “When you are managing tax filings for hundreds of clients, these efficiency gains add up and go straight to the bottom line.” Chaney’s firm was established in 2002, serves clients in six states, and positions itself as a leader in the effective use of new technologies by accounting firms.

Online accounting software Xero has a strategy of reducing and eliminating data entry for accountants and clients where possible by importing transactions from financial institutions and using user-defined rules to assign accounts to the transactions. Last month, the Company announced an integration with time tracking and invoicing application Harvest, and in 2012, the company launched a proprietary tool (the Xero Practice Manager) for its US accounting partners.

 

Tax Research, Rethought and Mobile Apps for Practitioners

There are a lot of questions about how social media outlets will change the way practitioners do tax research in the future.  While practitioners need access to authoritative publications and interpretative guidance, there is also a need to ask a peer a question.  In the past, we might have done this at the water cooler, or over lunch with a peer, but in the age of the virtual office, these opportunities may be more difficult.

While Intuit is a long-time provider of tax tools for individuals and practitioners, they have shown some fresh thinking in their professional tax research offering.  The tool, ProLine Tax Research, includes authoritative content from BNA and IRS Forms/Publications.  Peer to peer advice is facilitated on a virtual community.  Questions and answers can be searched and retrieved at will from a user community.

The White Paper is available for download from CPAFirmSoftware.com at the following link:

Another place where innovation is taking place is in the mobile space.  Many publishers are creating mobile applications or websites which support mobile browsers for their product offerings.  Mobile applications for practitioners include:

There are many other applications out there related to tax & accounting.  These include the recently announced IRS2GO application, vendor provided tax refund checkers, and many others.  Many authors have written about mobile applications for practitioners in The CPA Practice Advisor, my favorite publication for the tax & accounting space.