In this solo episode, Alyssa Lang covers essential year-end strategies for bookkeepers and accountants. Alyssa shares insights on differentiating year-end tasks from month-end obligations, implementing efficient tools like Asana and Content Snare, and setting clear client expectations, ensuring a seamless and successful year-end process!

In this episode you’ll hear:

• How to differentiate between year-end and month-end tasks for efficient workflows
• Why clear client communication and setting expectations are vital for timely submissions
• How to use tools like Asana, Content Snare, and Notion for streamlined year-end processes
• When to start 1099 preparation to avoid end-of-year chaos and ensure timely compliance

Resources mentioned in this episode:

🎙️ Listen to Episode 40: Uplevel Your Year End Client Experience with Serena Shoup

🎙️ Listen to Episode 2: Adjusting Month End Close Due Dates to Better Manage Client Work with Brooke Swan

⚙️ Alyssa’s tech stack at Magnetic Profits

💻 Elevate by Ambitious Bookkeeper

📝 Brooke Swan’s 1099 Filing & Prep Process

💻 Effortless Client Requests for Bookkeepers & Accountants (Content Snare program)

💻 Breakthrough for Bookkeepers & Accountants

💻 Kickoff with Asana for Bookkeepers & Accountants

⚙️ Track1099 (1099 filing software)

⚙️ Content Snare

⚙️ Asana

⚙️ Canva

⚙️ Loom

⚙️ Notion

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