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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2018 · 25 MIN

Contactless payments on the rise, the case for a 4-day workweek, 12 signs your firm is outdated, and more

from The Accounting Podcast · host Blake Oliver & David Leary

 Show NotesJoin Blake and David at the Practice Ignition QBC Precon Party! — It’s November 4th (the night before QuickBooks Connect) Register here: https://landing.practiceignition.com/qbc-preconFrom the mail bag: Heather Smith shares that Australia is introducing PAYID, an ID that allows people to direct payments independent of what bank you use. Should give Australians an amazing freedom to more easily change banks! Worldpay Finds Contactless Payments Surpass Chip, Pin Card Purchases — PYMNTS.com PayPal Posts 25 Pct Jump In Payments Volume — PYMNTS.comThe Case for a 4-Day Work Week — CPA Practice Advisor — “Nearly half (45 percent) of full-time workers say it should take less than five hours each day to do their job if they worked uninterrupted.” That’s from a survey of nearly 3,000 employees across eight countries conducted by The Workforce Institute at Kronos Incorporated.Microsoft Debuts Expense Management App — PYMNTS.com Email Scammers Still Tripping Up Finance Personnel — CFO.com12 signs that your firm is outdated — Journal of Accountancy13 Important Questions to Ask Before You Sign Up With a SaaS Provider — Small Biz TechnologySubscribeListen on iTunesListen on Google Play

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Contactless and electronic payments are on the rise with consumers; the case for a 4-day workweek (and why it’s not so crazy); Microsoft debuts an expense app; how email scammers stole $100M from nine public companies; and 12 signs your firm is outdated

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