The Cloud Accounting Podcast is the #1 accounting and bookkeeping podcast in the world!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Best accounting news podcast!
Blake and David do a great job each week giving a quick rundown of the latest headlines in accounting. If you’re trying to keep up with the latest trends and stories in accounting this podcast is a must!
— Jackson Pace, CPA
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great podcast. Informative and entertaining.
This podcast is great. Super informative. Blake and David do a great job covering the latest news in the accounting industry. Highly recommend for accounting professionals looking to keep up with the evolving profession.
— Nick Pasquarosa, Bookkeeper360
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great Content - On Point!
Blake and David do a great job keeping abreast of all the changes in the profession and even more importantly making sure to call out the parts of the profession need to change to stay ahead. With the ever changing technology landscape they help to make sure we are evaluating our process and our technology stack to ensure we use the best of breed. Thanks for being a voice.
— Brent Forbush, CPA
Read all of the ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews on Apple Podcasts
Read all of the ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews on Podchaser
Get your very own limited edition Cloud Accounting Podcast merchandise.
Will $2T Stimulus Pay for Accountants’ Self Hair Cuts
We ask: When will things go back to normal? Blake has some ideas thanks to a spreadsheet and some polls of experts • The founder of Paychex worries that "keeping the economy closed as it is could be worse than losing a few more people." • The AICPA has an idea to use payroll processors to distribute economic relief to SMBs • Why its unlikely that stimulus checks will actually go out in 3 weeks as promised • COVID-19 resources for accountants • Boston area CPA still making house calls • IRS shuts down practitioner priority line • Why you should ignore the "economic doom" numbers • Revolut launches in the US • Square gets a bank charter • How the Digital Dollar almost got snuck into the stimulus bill • The value of Zoom Happy Hours
Debit Intuit, Credit Karma
We kick things off with the breaking news that Intuit is expected to acquire Credit Karma for $7 billion. Meanwhile, the Nevada Democrats used spreadsheets to caucus without a hitch, Bloomberg and the Democratic Primary debate becomes an advertisement for TurboTax, Warren Buffet again decries the 2018 mark-to-market accounting rule, another ransomware attack puts patient data at risk, plus follow up on the value of the PCAOB ( Public Company Accounting Oversight Board), a congressman who is taking on FASB, a new UX for QuickBooks Online, and more!
Join our newsletter!
Get notified about new episodes and other updates from Blake and David
Copyright (c) 2019 Blake Oliver