From Norman Rockwell’s 1945 depiction of the average harried accountant to today’s QuickBooks and sophisticated software, accounting has developed into an ultra-efficient service. In part one of our next Educate To Elevate lesson, we sit down with Saul N. Friedman’s own Abraham Friedman, CPA, to discuss “The Future of Accounting,” how the industry has grown and why advanced technology can help businesses focus more on what really matters.
Stay tuned for “The Future of Accounting – Part 2.”
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