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S2 EP202: CPA, EA, Bookkeeper, Tax Preparer... Who Does What — and Who Do You Really Need In 2025?

S2 EP202: CPA, EA, Bookkeeper, Tax Preparer... Who Does What — and Who Do You Really Need In 2025?

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Summary

In this episode of the Pay Play Profit podcast, Jess Stafford discusses the essential roles within a financial team for small businesses, including CPAs, EAs, bookkeepers, and accountants. She emphasizes the importance of understanding each role and how they contribute to a business's financial health. The conversation also introduces the Profit First system, a cash management strategy that prioritizes profit to ensure sustainable growth. Jess shares insights on navigating business growth, the importance of hiring the right financial professionals, and the evolving landscape of financial management in the age of AI.

Takeaways

  • Understanding the roles of financial professionals is crucial for business success.
  • Profit First flips the traditional profit equation to prioritize profit first.
  • Hiring the right financial team can lead to better decision-making and profitability.
  • AI can assist in financial tasks, but human oversight is essential.
  • Bookkeepers can provide more than just data entry; they can offer valuable insights.
  • Planning for financial growth should start early in the business lifecycle.
  • Not all CPAs are equipped to handle small business needs effectively.
  • Investing in financial systems early can lead to greater clarity and control.
  • The complexity of bookkeeping is increasing, requiring skilled professionals.
  • Every financial decision impacts overall business profitability.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Your Financial Team
11:25 The Profit First System
20:31 Debunking Myths in Financial Management
23:25 Navigating the Changing Financial Landscape

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