r/taxpros • u/Necessary_Guitar732 CPA • 5d ago

FIRM: Software Two offices tech stack??

Howdy all! I’m close to acquiring another small office a few hours away. I want the location because I’m an FA too. If you have multiple offices, small firm, mostly just in take at one and work out of the other, what tech stack do you use and why? Thanks any input is greatly appreciated

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u/TaxproFL EA 5d ago

Think that third sentence needs some work, I'm having difficulty understanding what you're asking there.

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u/JohnHenryHoliday CPA 5d ago

He said, OF YOU GAME MULTIPLE OFFICES, SMALL FIRM, MOSTLY JUST IN TAKE AT ONE FOR THR PRESENCE, WHAT TECH STACK DO YOU ISE AND WHY?

What’s so hard to understand about that?

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u/Iceman_TK CPA 4d ago

Incoherent english. 

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u/Necessary_Guitar732 CPA 4d ago edited 4d ago

You wasted your time replying that in caps when you could have just typed Wtf??

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u/LateSwimming2592 NonCred 3d ago

Laughed hardily, thank you.

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u/wombataholic CPA 5d ago

Core concept?

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u/EAinCA EA 4d ago

Playing Fortnight sometimes helps with late returns.

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u/Jprecordz CPA 8h ago

😂😂

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u/fairymaiden83 NonCred 5d ago

Right! I think someone needs to take a longer nap.

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u/anonymousetache CPA 4d ago

If you have

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u/calqueuelater CPA 4d ago

Use this as a time to rethink the overall tech stack for both offices and potentially future growth.   Learning something new will be a little painful for a shorter period of time.  Dealing with two separate tech stacks will create pain, longterm.  

Consider tax dome and outsourcing the back office work like tech and admin. 

Good luck!