CAS Accounting is a future-focused service where you provide valuable advice to your clients based on real-time data such as cash flow analysis.

Pricing accounting advisory services don’t need to be complicated, but it does require a strategic approach.

Before we dive into comparing CAS vs. CAAS, let’s clarify what each one means. CAS is compliance, CAAS is compliance + Advisory.

The acronym CAS Accounting can mean different things depending on the context. In the realm of remote work, it often refers to Cloud Accounting Software. In traditional accounting, it’s typically about Client Accounting Services.

I’ve had conversations with hundreds of accounting and tax firm owners about their capacity and profitability challenges. A few of them trusted us as their staffing partner.

In cost-based pricing, you set your fees according to the overhead costs and other expenses you incur. With competition-based pricing, your charges align with what your competitors are charging.

We’ve all been there: what starts as a straightforward project balloon into something much bigger, straining your team, delaying timelines, and eroding your profits.

When a client approaches you with a question that extends beyond the scope of accounting compliance, it's time to pay attention.

Burnout is becoming synonymous with the accounting industry. Why? People blame the pipeline issue, but I say, poor capacity management is the real culprit.